Hi Bob,
This is getting annoying for those of us developing pages in Jmol!
Still, in Safari (Mac OS) using MEDIUM in Java and from the optional Develop
menu selecting Disable Local File Restrictions, I can get a local page to work.
JRE version 1.7.0_21-b12
All the best
Nick
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Robert Lancashire points out that Java security has changed with Java 7.21
(build 1.7.0_21-b11).
The default security is set to HIGH, such that Jmol will not run on local
pages.
Setting security to the lowest available setting (of three possible) --
MEDIUM -- allows Jmol to run but still not access local pages.
This, of course, does not affect JSmol.
Bob
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