Angel,
thank you, I think I understand, and your suggested solution sounds logical.
I assume both functions in pop_Jmol.js should be modified?
function putJmolDiv(molNr, molName, molFileName)
{ var imageFileName =
molFileName.substring(0,molFileName.lastIndexOf(".")) + ".jpg"
var tx = '<div id="Jmol' + molNr + '" class="JmolDiv" style="width:' +
JmolSize + 'px; height:' + JmolSize + 'px;">'
tx += '<img src="' + imageFileName + '"><br>'
tx += 'You can get a 3-dimensional model of the Cholesterol molecule
that you can manipulate. '
tx += 'It uses the Jmol applet. This may take quite a time to download
if you do not '
tx += 'already have it in cache. If you want to see that model, click '
tx += '<a href="javascript:void(popInJmol(' + molNr + ', \'' + molName
+ '\', \'' + molFileName + '\'))">here</a></div>'
document.writeln(tx)
}
function popInJmol(n,molName,fileName)
{ jmolInitialize(JmolPath)
jmolSetDocument(false)
document.getElementById("Jmol"+n).innerHTML = jmolApplet(JmolSize,"load
"+fileName+";set echo top center;color echo yellow;echo "+molName,n)
}
sincerely,
steve
-----Original Message-----
From: Angel Herráez [mailto:[email protected]]
Sent: 17 November 2011 20:37
To: [email protected]
Subject: Re: [Jmol-users] putJmolDiv
OK Steve, that's clear now.
Wow! 2007! Time really flies.
Let's see. Your approach is reasonable, but all comes to what the putJmolDiv()
function is doing. It calls popInJmol(n,molName,fileName) which is designed to
use the "load" command
+ the filename.
I'm not confident what load does with a script file. The safe way is using the
"script"
command instead.
So easiest solution is to edit the pop_Jmol.js file and add a new alternative
function. But then you have to cope with calling one or the other depending on
if yu want to use a model filename or a script filename.
I could put a filter so that the file extension is used to decide, but that's
not too wise given that Jmol doesn't care about extensions, so other people
might use any extension.
How about a new version that uses
function putJmolDiv(molNr, molName, molFileName, scripFileName)
?
That would be made backwards compatible, if the last parameter is omiited.
For your case, you would call it omitting the model like in
putJmolDiv(0,'one2one','', '/sites/files/jmolfiles/one2one.spt')
What do you think?
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