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    <p>The trouble is that the map is saved as a local HTML file (<code>rChart_map.html</code>) and is hence not accessible to nbviewer when you are trying to view it online. </p> <p>Even if you upload <code>rChart_map.html</code> to the gist, it won't show up due to path issues. Locally, you need to refer to it as <code>/files/rChart_map.html</code> in your IPython notebook, whereas online, it has a different path. I had posted this issue earlier on twitter using the #IPython tag, but got no responses on how to debug.</p> <p>So where does that leave us. Well, fortunately, most modern browsers allow an iframe to contain inline HTML using the <code>srcdoc</code> tag. This allows the generated <code>.ipynb</code> file to be standalone, as seen <a href="http://nbviewer.ipython.org/gist/ramnathv/8172138" rel="nofollow">here</a>, at the end of the file.</p> <p>The key is to use the following code. The first line creates an iframe with inline html of the map and stores it in the python variable <code>map2</code>. The second line imports the necessary python modules and the third line displays the HTML. Note that we use <code>h2[0]</code>, since <code>map2</code> is an array, due to conversion from R, which is vectorized.</p> <pre><code>map2 = %R paste(capture.output(map$show('iframesrc', cdn = TRUE)), collapse = '\n') from IPython.display import display, HTML HTML(map2[0]) </code></pre> <p>For this to work, you will need to have <code>rCharts</code> version > 0.4.1. </p> <p>I am interested in making it easier for <code>rCharts</code> to be used in IPython notebooks. So any suggestions/feedback is welcome.</p>
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    1. COThis is a great workaround that will certainly be useful for me. I am not sure that I have sufficient HTML knowledge to provide the most efficient development advice (most of my work with HTML are small hack-y type interventions). I can provide use cases that perhaps have some overlap with others. I'll drop them into your [Issues](https://github.com/ramnathv/rCharts/issues) stream as they come up, unless there is a preferred alternative. Thank you for your help. I am once again grateful for the speed and effectiveness of your response.
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    2. CODo not refer to local files with `/files/` but `files/` no leading slash. it will work on nbviewer if you include the linked files next to your ipynb.
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    3. COAgreed there might be a bug in nbviewer that prevent file from working with gists (need to add a trailing slash to url)
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