Closed debsush closed 8 years ago
You're right. It's fix on github. But we have to keep in mind that R
don't like space and number (at the beginning) on colnames. So the best practice is to don't use this and perhaps use some label
or title
property on the library
Sure. Will do. Thank you for the fix.
In the latest version of rAmChart (post v1.1.3), data frame containing column headers with special character or numbers are not rendered. It worked fine in v1.1.3
Example , if I change the data frame column name from runExamples() and introduce a space " ", the chart does not render. Please help me resolve this bug in the package