R Shiny: All the columns have class Character when rendered in a ShinyApp after converting formattable output...












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Requirement/Question: Need all the columns in the same format in Shiny App UI as they were in the R environment.



After converting a formattable output to a datatable using as.datatable function, although i am able to filter stuff but all the columns are in character class WHEN rendered in shinyapp. Meaning, 700 > 6000, 9>10 etc. (just because it is not treated as numeric class)



Sample code for testing:



    #libraries
library(formattable)
library(shiny)

#upto 2 digits issue cannot be seen as 9.1 >8.1 etc even in character format, hence increasing the numbers by multiplying it to another column.
iris$Sepal.Width <- iris$Sepal.Width*iris$Petal.Length

#creating UI
ui <- fluidPage(
DT::dataTableOutput("table1"))

#creating server
server <- function(input, output){
output$table1 <- DT::renderDataTable(
as.datatable(formattable(iris)))
}

#calling the server
shinyApp(ui, server)


observation: when trying to sort column Sepal.Width in descending order, 9.x will be at top whereas it should be 25.46 in the ShinyUI.



Note: Click Show 100 filter in the ShinyApp then use sort for better understanding of the issue



All the things work perfectly when done in R but fails in ShinyApp. Need to get the same formats in ShinyApp as they were in R environment.










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    Requirement/Question: Need all the columns in the same format in Shiny App UI as they were in the R environment.



    After converting a formattable output to a datatable using as.datatable function, although i am able to filter stuff but all the columns are in character class WHEN rendered in shinyapp. Meaning, 700 > 6000, 9>10 etc. (just because it is not treated as numeric class)



    Sample code for testing:



        #libraries
    library(formattable)
    library(shiny)

    #upto 2 digits issue cannot be seen as 9.1 >8.1 etc even in character format, hence increasing the numbers by multiplying it to another column.
    iris$Sepal.Width <- iris$Sepal.Width*iris$Petal.Length

    #creating UI
    ui <- fluidPage(
    DT::dataTableOutput("table1"))

    #creating server
    server <- function(input, output){
    output$table1 <- DT::renderDataTable(
    as.datatable(formattable(iris)))
    }

    #calling the server
    shinyApp(ui, server)


    observation: when trying to sort column Sepal.Width in descending order, 9.x will be at top whereas it should be 25.46 in the ShinyUI.



    Note: Click Show 100 filter in the ShinyApp then use sort for better understanding of the issue



    All the things work perfectly when done in R but fails in ShinyApp. Need to get the same formats in ShinyApp as they were in R environment.










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      Requirement/Question: Need all the columns in the same format in Shiny App UI as they were in the R environment.



      After converting a formattable output to a datatable using as.datatable function, although i am able to filter stuff but all the columns are in character class WHEN rendered in shinyapp. Meaning, 700 > 6000, 9>10 etc. (just because it is not treated as numeric class)



      Sample code for testing:



          #libraries
      library(formattable)
      library(shiny)

      #upto 2 digits issue cannot be seen as 9.1 >8.1 etc even in character format, hence increasing the numbers by multiplying it to another column.
      iris$Sepal.Width <- iris$Sepal.Width*iris$Petal.Length

      #creating UI
      ui <- fluidPage(
      DT::dataTableOutput("table1"))

      #creating server
      server <- function(input, output){
      output$table1 <- DT::renderDataTable(
      as.datatable(formattable(iris)))
      }

      #calling the server
      shinyApp(ui, server)


      observation: when trying to sort column Sepal.Width in descending order, 9.x will be at top whereas it should be 25.46 in the ShinyUI.



      Note: Click Show 100 filter in the ShinyApp then use sort for better understanding of the issue



      All the things work perfectly when done in R but fails in ShinyApp. Need to get the same formats in ShinyApp as they were in R environment.










      share|improve this question















      Requirement/Question: Need all the columns in the same format in Shiny App UI as they were in the R environment.



      After converting a formattable output to a datatable using as.datatable function, although i am able to filter stuff but all the columns are in character class WHEN rendered in shinyapp. Meaning, 700 > 6000, 9>10 etc. (just because it is not treated as numeric class)



      Sample code for testing:



          #libraries
      library(formattable)
      library(shiny)

      #upto 2 digits issue cannot be seen as 9.1 >8.1 etc even in character format, hence increasing the numbers by multiplying it to another column.
      iris$Sepal.Width <- iris$Sepal.Width*iris$Petal.Length

      #creating UI
      ui <- fluidPage(
      DT::dataTableOutput("table1"))

      #creating server
      server <- function(input, output){
      output$table1 <- DT::renderDataTable(
      as.datatable(formattable(iris)))
      }

      #calling the server
      shinyApp(ui, server)


      observation: when trying to sort column Sepal.Width in descending order, 9.x will be at top whereas it should be 25.46 in the ShinyUI.



      Note: Click Show 100 filter in the ShinyApp then use sort for better understanding of the issue



      All the things work perfectly when done in R but fails in ShinyApp. Need to get the same formats in ShinyApp as they were in R environment.







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