flexdashboard | Easy interactive dashboards for R | Data Visualization library

I would like to have different labels for gauges created using the flexdashboard package depending on the selection that is made. However, when a new option is chosen the first label that is loaded remains but the input updates. Is there some way to clear the cache so that the labels will change?

Below is a reprex of the problem in Shiny:

I'm trying to make 2 value boxes in a row. If I use valueBox() it works but once it's renderValueBox(), it stacks them on top of each other.

Removing ### returns the text but not the color or any icons I might add

If it's not reactive it's closer but not evenly spaced

First, you will highlight the function you want to send to JS with sendCustomMessage:

Im trying to add a simple selectInput() to my flexdashboard but I get:

I have a google form/survey that saves the responses into a google sheet.

Data from the google sheet is going into my flexdashboard/shiny app but if a response is saved while someone is using the app - the only way to see the response is by actually clicking refresh in the browser.

I would like to add a button that can rerun the application without the user clicking refresh? Is this possible?

Here is some code I have written - I have some code that I put together but it doesn't seem to work.

I was wondering if anyone had any insights around displaying a Seaborn Python plot in R Markdown with {reticulate}.

For reproducibility, here's an example from this article: https://towardsdatascience.com/python-seaborn-plots-in-r-using-reticulate-fb59cebf61a7

Setup:

Upon load, WebGL points are invisible until we pan or zoom. How can I make them visible immediately on load?

Upon load no points appear:

After pan or zoom points appear:

The code below can be pasted into an Rmd and knit:

I'm trying to build a special chart based on ggplot to be exposed with R Markdown in a flexdashboard. The plot should be right sized and positioned over a background picture. I'm struggling to find the best way to do so as the fitting of the ggplot keep moving over the background.

Any idea to fit the background with the ggplot?

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Output from my code

I have a flexdashboard shiny app I am working on and trying to create a reactive function that imports different datasets (through read.csv()) based on the user input.

I have 2 empty csv files in a folder called "Test". One is called Oct 2021 and the other is called Nov 2021.

Rather than loading in all the csv files in - I would like the user to choose the name of the file and have it load in.

Here is my code