Am 19.12.2013 13:39, schrieb Jakubowski, Henry:
> Hi,
>
> I have what I believe is a trivial problem (for everyone but me) on
> converting Jmol 12 files to Jmol 14/JSmol, but as I am more of a
> cut-and-paste creator of Jmol files, I thought I would seek outside help.
>
> I’ve created about 100 Jmol files
> (http://employees.csbsju.edu/hjakubowski/classes/ch331/bcintro/list_of_Chime.htm)
> to accompany my web biochemistry book
> (http://employees.csbsju.edu/hjakubowski/classes/ch331/bcintro/default.html
> ).
>
> They are all based on Jmol 12. I just converted one after downloading
> the latest version of Jmol (14.1.3) yesterday. I modified a template
> model from David Marcey and Molvisions and pasted in button commands
> from my previous Jmol 12 verison. It works well on my PCs using all
> browsers.
>
> Here is the new
> file:http://employees.csbsju.edu/hjakubowski/Jmol14/Nucleosome/Nucleosome.htm
> .
>
> Somehow I magically thought it would work on my Nexus Android tablet as
> well. It didn’t as the file loads as a Jmol and not a JSmol file.
>
> I would greatly appreciate it if someone could look at the code and
> suggest changes I could make to allow my files to work on any platform
> (if this is possible). I think the fix is trivial (but again not for me).
>
> Once I get this file working well, I want to use it as a template to
> convert the rest over time.
>
JSmol is working with your example, at least on my Laptop. I could 
activate it sucessfully by adding the corresponding parameter to your 
example URL:
http://employees.csbsju.edu/hjakubowski/Jmol14/Nucleosome/Nucleosome.htm?_USE=HTML5

If this also works on your Android tablet it seems "just" to be a 
problem of the automatic switch. Maybe the "magic" behind this switch 
doesn't work well enough yet.
One way to overcome this would be by adding a manual switch between Jmol 
and JSmol.
Another way would be to use JSmol as default. But this will depend for 
example on the number of atoms in the other structures loaded in your 
pages. On my configuration JSmol handles the 13,000 Atoms from the 
nucleosome page fast enough. But I know that in other configurations 
JSmol might be ten times slower, which might be too slow as a default.
Or one could try to improve the automatic switch, for example by adding 
an Android-specific switch. Although there is Java supposed to be 
generally available on Android it is said to need specifically compiled 
Java programs. So the standard Jmol applet should never work on Android 
platforms.

Regards,
Rolf

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