Seer is a lightweight, semantically rich wrapper for the Google Visualization API. It allows you to easily create a visualization of data in a variety of formats, including area charts, bar charts, column charts, gauges, line charts, and pie charts.
Hello,
I integrated seer in a Rails 3 project and followed the tutorials and instructions to the letter. It executes, but in the view the javascript gets escaped or something, because it is just inserted with < and > instead of < and >, so it gets printed instead of executed.
This is the case for both the Seer::init_visualization and the Seer::visualize methods.
I tried it with haml first and now with erb, but the result is the same.
Hello, I integrated seer in a Rails 3 project and followed the tutorials and instructions to the letter. It executes, but in the view the javascript gets escaped or something, because it is just inserted with < and > instead of < and >, so it gets printed instead of executed.
This is the case for both the Seer::init_visualization and the Seer::visualize methods.
I tried it with haml first and now with erb, but the result is the same.
Greetings, Flo