This addition of quotes did nothing for me. Somehow the d3 does not load
the url because I get a d3 error that there is no data found.
I can get json to work with this,
json_data = sj.dumps(pt_data)
then in the view,
var jdata = {{=XML(response.json(pt_data))}}
g = new Dygraph( document.getElementById("div_pt"),
jdata,
{} );
this loads the data with no problems and makes a graph.
BUT, what I want to be able to do is get a pythonic object for each method
of putting data into d3, as described in the d3 wiki. Except for json, I
haven't been yet able to figure this out.
json is a string and so is the pt_data in my code. I need to learn more
about d3 methods. I really appreciate all the help with my questions,
and look forward to any incorporation of d3 into web2py.
Margaret
On Tuesday, June 25, 2013 6:02:52 PM UTC-5, Anthony wrote:
>
> I've tried many, many things (I want to get the csv as python solution
>> working), including this,
>
> g = new Dygraph( document.getElementById("div_pt"),
>> d3.csv({{=URL('powertoday','cvstab.csv')}}),
>>
>
> Your URL needs to be in quotes:
>
> d3.csv("{{=URL('powertoday','cvstab.csv')}}")
>
> which will result in something like:
>
> d3.csv("/yourapp/powertoday/cvstab.csv")
>
> Anthony
>
>>
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