You need to use renderUI on the server side for dynamic UIs. Here is a minimal example. Note that the second drop-down menu is reactive and adjusts to the dataset you choose in the first one. The code should be self-explanatory if you have dealt with shiny before. runApp(list( ui = bootstrapPage( selectInput(‘dataset’, ‘Choose Dataset’, … Read more
I found another option that looks good for this app, so I’m sharing for others who want the image in the mainPanel. mainPanel( img(src=”https://stackoverflow.com/questions/21996887/myImage.png”, align = “right”), ### the rest of your code ) Save the file in a www directory in the shinyApp directory: | shinyApp/ | ui.R | server.R | www/ | myImage.png
EDIT 2019: We can now use the package shinymanager to do this: the invactivity script is to timeout the login page after 2 mins of inactivity so you dont waste resources: library(shiny) library(shinymanager) inactivity <- “function idleTimer() { var t = setTimeout(logout, 120000); window.onmousemove = resetTimer; // catches mouse movements window.onmousedown = resetTimer; // catches … Read more
Example data Of course, all guidelines regarding sample data mentioned in the answer on the question “how to make a great R reproducible example” also hold when creating questions related to Shiny. To summarize: Make sure no additional files are needed to run your code. Use sample datasets like mtcars, or create some sample data … Read more