Why does this display one table 150x instead of 150 unique tables?

[wetalkfantasysports]

server.r

  lineups <- read.csv(paste0("Data/FD/lineups.csv"), stringsAsFactors = F)

  for (i in 1:150) {
    output[[paste0("table", i)]] <- renderTable(lineups[(i * 10 - 9):(i * 10), ])
  }

ui.r

 lapply(1:150, function(i) {
                          tableOutput(paste0("table", i))
                        })

[paul]

try using lapply in the server also.

explanation as to why for loops don't behave as you'd expect in this case here: renderUI uiOutput acts differently based on how list of outputs is defined

[wetalkfantasysports]

@wetalkfantasysports

lapply(1:150, function(i) { tableOutput(paste0("table", i)) })

that was easy - thanks!

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