aps.one.dataset.div {AnalysisPageServer} | R Documentation

## aps.one.dataset.div

### Description

Create HTML for a div element to contain one AnalysisPageServer data set

### Usage

    aps.one.dataset.div(svg.path = NULL, data.path = NULL,
      show.sidebar = TRUE, show.table = TRUE, num.table.rows = 10,
      extra.html.class = character(), extra.div.attr = NULL)

### Arguments

`svg.path` | Path (could be relative to index.html) to (annotated) SVG file. NULL to only have data table and no picture.
`data.path` | Path (could be relative to index.html) to JSON file containing data set. NULL to only have SVG and no table
`show.sidebar` | Boolean. If TRUE (default) then show sidebar. If FALSE then omit it.
`show.table` | Boolean. If TRUE (default) then show sidebar. If FALSE then omit it.
`num.table.rows` | Number of table rows to show. Default: 10
`extra.html.class` | Thesee are extra classes to add to the div. This could be used for whatever extended purpose you want, like extra styling or logic. Should be an unnamed charvec. Default is `character()`, just use the basic required for APS.
`extra.div.attr` | These are extra attributes to add to the div. For example you could add an `id` attribute. It should be a named charvec, or NULL (default) to not anything extra beyond that required for APS.

### Details

Create HTML for a div element to contain one AnalysisPageServer data set. This function does not created, modify, or even check for existance of the SVG and JSON files. You provide paths and this function just includes those paths, however awful, in the HTML returned.

### Value

HTML string

### Author(s)

Brad Friedman

### See Also

`aps.dataset.divs`, a convenience wrapper for this function to create multple divs at once.

[Package AnalysisPageServer version 1.14.0 Index]