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Great to see your attempt to give shiny multiple web pages :)
I created a shiny app in RStudio and put in the code from your "Minimal {brochure} App".
Then I was able to click on the "run App"-Button and the brochure minimal app opened in a new window.
But if I close RStudio and reopen the file, RStudio doesn't recognise it as a shiny app anymore. The button "run App" changed to "Source". Clicking on it doesn't open a browser window.
I can only start the brochure app from within RStudio console via shiny::runApp(). Is this the only way to start a brochure app?
When I place shiny::runApp() at the end of my brochure app, I get an error (error message: Error: C stack usage 7976484 is too close to the limit)
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Hello,
Great to see your attempt to give shiny multiple web pages :)
I created a shiny app in RStudio and put in the code from your "Minimal {brochure} App".
Then I was able to click on the "run App"-Button and the brochure minimal app opened in a new window.
But if I close RStudio and reopen the file, RStudio doesn't recognise it as a shiny app anymore. The button "run App" changed to "Source". Clicking on it doesn't open a browser window.
I can only start the brochure app from within RStudio console via
shiny::runApp()
. Is this the only way to start a brochure app?When I place
shiny::runApp()
at the end of my brochure app, I get an error (error message:Error: C stack usage 7976484 is too close to the limit
)The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: