R interfaces with the powerful Google Visualization API with the package googleVis (see here). It's relatively easy to convert your graphics in R to interactive graphics to post on a web browser. And the graphics are quite nice, as seen below in a simple graph of some of my data collected from this summer on seed predation to Helianthus annuus seeds in Texas:
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Very nice. Thanks for this. I'll be trying out a similar graph myself.
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Hi Carterson2,
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