Phil,
Another thought re Angel's suggestion that it is a file access problem:
Use absolute (from Web root) rather than relative paths:
jmolApplet([450, 460], 'load /models/2-chlorobutane_(R).mol; javascript
"jmolInit()";')
Otis
Otis Rothenberger
chemagic.com
On 7/21/2010 2:32 PM, Angel Herráez wrote:
Hi Phil
Don't despair.
> But I also read that using the server and accessing by
http://192.blah.blah.blah will behave like the
> eventual campus web site site will -- and that the above arrangement
of files is not necessary.
1.
If you read the pages from a server, yes, any folder arrangement is
fine. Or that's what they say, I always work local.
2.
You could easily have a timing issue with that setup, but I don't
think it's the case. The error says clearly it's a file access problem.
3.
First, are you sure you have cleared the browser and Java cache? That
gives a lot of trouble like the one you have.
I can't imagine anything else.
Do you have a url I can test?
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