You have to make sure you use ";" if the script is to be part of the applet
tag. Simple \n line terminations will not work,and you cannot just load a
model using the DATA command this way.
textareas are WAY BAD ideas, because different browsers (historically at
least) treat the line endings different ways.
You should always use jmolScript() to send models and scripts to Jmol. Never
use contents of divs or textareas directly.
Bob
2011/2/4 Angel Herráez <[email protected]>
> I'm rather surprised about the last posts in this thread. Up to now,
> I had the "knowledge" that the safest way to avoid timing problems
> was to put the script in the jmolApplet call and not in a jmolScript.
> Now it seems there are situations where the other is better (plus the
> callback, of course).
>
> Jonathan, just a note. I cannot give details now (this is sort of an
> accumulated perception), but my troubles with line endings have
> always been less if using a textarea to hold the data. So maybe your
> hidden DIV could instead be a hidden TEXTAREA and you need less
> massaging and have less trouble.
> I think that the browsers handle better the newlines in textareas.
> At least this is what I reached when experimenting with passing model
> data between the 2D drawing applet (JChemPaint or others) and the 3D
> viewing applet (Jmol).
>
>
>
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