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The XML package contains an additional field, Note:, to the cover page of the CRAN manual. I tried adding Note: blah blah to a package manual (I put this in the Description file)but it was not created with Note. How can one add additional fields to the cover page of a manual (or maybe this is restricted and a bad idea)?
I can't test this at the moment, but it looks like the "Note" line was added to the DESCRIPTION file.
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It's the standard story -- except that it persists even though I've put the R home directory in LyX's path and even in the Windows PATH environment variable. (I used cmd.exe to verify that Rscript can be called anywhere.)
Lyx 2.0.6, R-3.0.1, knitr 1.2, Windows 7 SP1.
Problem existed between keyboard and chair (see comments).
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I have got a little problem. I have data which I want to map but the thing is that I dont have real location names just the short forms like: SANSAN210 OR miamia305 which I think is the the state and the county and the area code phone number. Does anyone how to convert this so I can map it on the us map?
All you need is the area code (or possibly the county-areacode intersection). There are area code maps as shapefiles. Use readShapePoly or readOGR and merge the two.
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I have an array holding values and that array is in a session.
I want to send the values of that array in an HTML formatted email.
I am not able to figure out how to create an HTML message with dynamic values and set the HTML message to CDOSYSMail object
you may want to review these:
Send an email:
http://w3schools.com/asp/asp_send_email.asp
Embed ASP into HTML:
http://www.maconstateit.net/tutorials/ASP/ASP02/asp02-01.asp
and in general:
http://www.maconstateit.net/tutorials/ASP/
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I've noticed that multi=TRUE is not functional when used in gfile.
For example look at the following structure:
getfiles <- gfile(type = c("open"), filter=list("txt"=list(patterns=("*.txt"))), multi=TRUE)
Thanks, there is a typo. Try using "multiple" instead of "multi" for now or grab the latest from r-forge.
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xml is a string
Response.Write(xml);
Response.ContentType = "text/xml";
Response.AddHeader("Content-Disposition", "attachment; filename=databaseXml.xml");
problem:
After writing the content of the xml string, it writes the webpage too.
Why?
Missing a Response.End at the end?
For scenarios like this, usually I make an empty page (like export.aspx without any HTML, only code behind) and do the job at that page, not same page as what ever I do.
But this is my opinion, happy to hear other solutions.