> [you must be working with Gareth, right?]
No, I noticed the MathJax issue a while back. Gareth's post just prompted
me to add a follow up.
>So what is MathJax, and what does it have to do with Jmol? Sounds
interesting
Bob, I guess you now know what MathJax is. For anyone else, who is not
f
> From: Robert Hanson
> Subject: Re: [Jmol-developers] JSmol and java.lang.Error
>
> It's a pretty simple solution. Really what the problem is is that both
>Jmol
> and MathJax are competing for the AJAX processing. For compatibility with
> MathJax, make sure:
[snip]
> Date: Tue, 20 Aug 2013 09:28:37 -0500
> From: Robert Hanson
>
> Yes, that's an important issue. I'm not satisfied, either, for just this
> reason. It's not an easy one, because it relates to the Java2Script
> compiler we use. There are many extensions we do need to use - especially
> in the num
It's a pretty simple solution. Really what the problem is is that both Jmol
and MathJax are competing for the AJAX processing. For compatibility with
MathJax, make sure:
1) you are using dynamic loading of the applet
-- no
[you must be working with Gareth, right?]
So what is MathJax, and what does it have to do with Jmol? Sounds
interesting
There are some general browser page-reloading issues with JavaScript in
general. I think it can depend upon whether you press ENTER in the URL line
or press whatever button
Gareth,
Right list for sure.
Yes, that's an important issue. I'm not satisfied, either, for just this
reason. It's not an easy one, because it relates to the Java2Script
compiler we use. There are many extensions we do need to use - especially
in the number area. Not sure about JavaScript error p
Have not investigated this in any detail, but have also noticed a clash
between JSmol and MathJax in some circumstances - with MathJax displaying a
[Math Processing Error].
In case it helps with the diagnosis, here are the symptoms I have observed.
Behaviour is somewhat variable. Firefox appears l
Hi there,
I'm not sure if this is the correction mailing list or not, but wanted to
report an issue with JSmol. We are working on integrating JSmol into a web site
which already uses MathJax and we ran into an incompatibility issue. We have a
crude workaround but I wanted to explore the root ca
