Angel Herraez wrote:
>Bob Hanson wrote:
>
>[snip]
>
>
>>....OK, I have that now in
>>http://www.stolaf.edu/academics/chemapps/jmol/docs/examples-11/new.htm
>>
>>
>
>
>Amazing and delightful!
>
>Works fine in WinXP:
> Firefox 1.5
> Opera 9.0
> Netscape 7.0
> Mozilla 1.7.12
>but
> IE 7 and 5.5: new window is empty -no applet-
>
>As for the source of trouble, I try to guess:
>1) Some Microsoft security -protect you from yourself? ;-)
>2) Bob, I had a look at Jmol.js, and think that in
> _jmolGetAppletSize()
>you are adding "px" even if size is in percent?
>
>
>
function _jmolGetAppletSize(size) {
...
oops!
right! I got mixed up in all the negatives. This is better:
function _jmolGetAppletSize(size) {
var width, height;
var type = typeof size;
if (type == "object" && size != null) {
width = size[0]; height = size[1];
} else {
width = height = size;
}
if (typeof width == "number") {
width = (width >= 25 && width <= 2000 ? width + "px"
: width < 1 && width > 0 ? (width * 100)+"%":"300px")
}
if (typeof height == "number") {
height = (height >= 25 && height <= 2000 ? height + "px"
: height < 1 && height > 0 ? (height * 100)+"%":"300px")
}
return [width, height];
}
Don't you love the way you can completely mess with variable types in
JavaScript!!!
>IE says "runtime error - object was expected" (cannot find in which
>point, since all is in one line and MS Script Editor doesn't give
>more clues -or I don't know how to)
>
>
>
Hmm. I had trouble with MSIE 5.whatever but it went away when I took out
the <body onresize...> business.
>Firefox javascript console -although it basically works- says:
>Error: an end of value was expected for the property, but 'px' was
>found. Error while reading the value for the property 'width'.
>Declaration rejected.
>Source file:
>http://www.stolaf.edu/academics/chemapps/jmol/docs/examples-
>11/new.htm
>Line: 0
>
>and same for 'height'
>
>Right?
>
>
>
right. But I doubt that's the problem with MSIE 7. Would be nice if it
were only that.
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