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I've never used quarto so I'm honestly not sure, but from my understanding it should be 100% backwards compatible with rmd. If that's true, then it should work. It sounds like probably a bug in quarto, or maybe it's this rstudio/rmarkdown#2475 |
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Thanks, I actually tried the same reprex in a .rmd instead of .qmd and the functionality worked fine so I'm guessing it's a Quarto bug. |
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Could you also try using the latest github version of shinyjs, just for completeness? In the new version, you won't need to specify |
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Good suggestion, this solved it! |
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That's excellent to know, so the new version works with quarto? |
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Yes, at least for the limited shinjs functions I tried. |
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FYI the only difference between specifying That's the only difference. The file extension doesn't matter. |
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Hi,
I already created an issue on this at the Quarto repository (https://github.com/quarto-dev/quarto-cli/issues/5984) but I wanted to implement some shinyjs functionality in a shiny doc created with Quarto and it doesn't appear to be working. I know from the documentation that shinyjs is compatible with interactive markdown docs but does this extend to Quarto?
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