ST1.html:
You should NEVER do this:
<script>
var script = 'load Structures/molecule4.pdb';
jmolApplet([500,500],script);
</script>
<script>
alert("Load another structure");
var script2 = 'load Structures/chlorophyll.pdb';
jmolScript(script2);
Ever ever ever! That is just asking for trouble. No one should expect that
to work. Under any circumstances. The applet is not loaded, and script2 is
fired at it if the alert is responded to too early.
On Fri, Jul 23, 2010 at 10:12 AM, Philip Bays <[email protected]> wrote:
> I have now loaded three files onto my campus server: ST1.html, ST2.html,
> and ST3.html. The files are identical except that I have commented out, or
> in, various script lines.
>
> ST1: A simple load of a molecule into a jmol applet followed by an alert,
> dismissal of which allows another molecule to be loaded.
>
> ST2: Same as ST1 except that I have added:
> jmolSetCallback("UseCommandThread","true");
>
> ST3: Same as ST1 except that I now use the signed applet.
>
> My Observations:
> All three files work fine with all browsers on a PC and all non-Mozilla
> browsers on the Mac.
>
> I am looking at Firefox (the most important), SeaMonkey, and Camino of the
> Mozilla implementations.
>
> For Firefox -- browser and java cache cleared:
> When you run ST1, the first structure loads fine, the second gives a file
> access error. Both
> structure files are located in the same place, and I have demonstrated
> the same results
> if I put the structure files into the jmol directory. It is not a file
> location issue.
> ST2 and ST3 work fine.
> If you run either ST2 or ST3 followed immediately by ST1, then ST1 works
> fine. (caching issue?) But
> if you close firefox, without clearing either caches, you are back to the
> same issue with ST1.
>
> SeaMonkey works the same as Firefox.
>
> Camino
> For all three files, camino never displays the applet for the first
> structure. The java console tells me the
> applet has been initiated and the molecule has been loaded, but neither is
> displayed.
> The second structure is displayed in an applet of SP2 and SP3, but the
> access error is displayed for SP1.
>
> URL's, particularly for a person using a Mac.
>
> www.saintmarys.edu/~pbays/JStest/HTMLFiles/ST1<http://www.saintmarys.edu/%7Epbays/JStest/HTMLFiles/ST1>
> (or ST2 or ST3)
>
> Having said all of this, I just downloaded the latest release of jmol and
> it does not seem to work for any of these, but I do not have time at the
> moment to check it out for sure.
>
> Phil
>
>
>
> J. Philip Bays
>
> Professor of Chemistry
>
> Science Hall 172
>
> Saint Mary's College
>
> Notre Dame IN 46556
>
> (574) 284-4663
>
>
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