I'm posting this note because I posted the problem a while back, and the
resolution (reminder really) may be of interest to other users.
The problem was that I could not get Safari to respond to a message
callback of the following type:
function processMessage(appNum, messageString, indexNum){
do stuff using messageString
}
The problem is that Safari cannot deal with the string (messageString)
returned by Java in Jmol. I knew about this issue from years ago, but I
guess I forgot because every other browser we tested could handle
messageString directly. The solution is old and simple:
messageString = "" + messageString + ""
The two empty strings are probably overkill, but I was in that kind of mood.
Otis
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Otis Rothenberger
chemagic.com
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