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R> cat(M$html$chart['jsChart']) # or print(M, 'jsChart')

A basic chart caption and html footer are the ﬁnal items of the html list (output

truncated):

R> print(M, tag='caption')

<div><span>Data: Fruits • Chart ID: <a href="Chart_MotionCha

R> print(M, tag='footer')

<span>

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</span></div>

</body>

</html>

2.4 Displaying gvis objects locally

To display the page locally, type:

R> plot(M) # returns invisibly the file name

The plot method for gvis-objects creates html ﬁles in a temporary folder using the

type and chart id information of the object and it will display the output using the

R HTTP help web server locally, usually under http://127.0.0.1.

Note that the chart caption provides a link to the chart code via the chart id for

copy and paste.

The R command tempdir() will show you the path of the per-session temporary

directory, in which the ﬁles were written. You can write the chart into a local html

ﬁle via the print command with the ﬁle argument, e.g.

R> print(M, file="myGoogleVisChart.html")

Please note that Flash charts

may not work when loaded as a local ﬁle due to

security settings, and therefore require to be displayed via a web server. However,

you can overcame this issue by changing your Flash security settings. Tony Breyal

posted the following solution on stackoverﬂow.com:

Currently the following charts require Flash: motion chart, geo map and annotated time line

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