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You might know all about this already. When you print the object tmd3, as created in the code at the bottom of this comment, straight from the R console it correctly renders in the browser like this:
When it's rendered in a Shiny app, it looks like this:
It's trying to show all the levels at once, not just the top level of the hierarchy.
Well, if I continue to have d3tree and d3tree2 then I will need to also add separate Shiny render functions for d3tree2. I'm not crazy about having two versions of d3tree, but I have not yet thought of a better way.
You might know all about this already. When you print the object tmd3, as created in the code at the bottom of this comment, straight from the R console it correctly renders in the browser like this:
When it's rendered in a Shiny app, it looks like this:
It's trying to show all the levels at once, not just the top level of the hierarchy.
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