CJ Yetman

The `NodePosX` parameter was never implemented here in `networkD3`. You may want to use [sankeyD3](https://github.com/fbreitwieser/sankeyD3).

Better to ask over there then. This is the repo for networkD3.

I imagine it as... if the user does not set `Source` in the function call, then the default is `Source = 1`, so `Links[[1]]` would be the source node ids....

to put it another way, if you have this... ```r links

example link is broken. any other examples or details?

interesting, I like it... @christophergandrud what do you think about this type of plot fitting into the concept here? and about implementing a plot that has already been implemented in...

I'm not opposed to this change, but the arrows work for me locally on macOS/Safari and don't when I publish it to shinyapps.io. Out of curiosity, does this have to...

that makes sense, thanks

In the current dev version of `networkD3`, `treeNetwork` supersedes `radialNetwork` and the other tree network plotting functions. `treeNetwork` should handle an 'edgelist' as in your example, though your example does...

Sorry for the late response, and thanks for submitting the issue. This looks like something that will have to be fixed in the underlying JavaScript. It appears to assume that...