hack.
Philip Bays wrote:
Being unable to do this in a sophisticated, delicate way, I got out the
sledge hammer.
function wait(){
document.getElementById("open").innerHTML = "Applets are Loading";
setTimeout('newProblem();',4000);
}
Of course, if someone is connected by modem, 4000 may not
Being unable to do this in a sophisticated, delicate way, I got out the sledge hammer.
function wait(){
document.getElementById("open").innerHTML = "Applets are Loading";
setTimeout('newProblem();',4000);
}
Of course, if someone is connected by modem, 4000 may not be a long enough wait, but I wil
David wrote:
> I am interested in rendering compounds as wireframe
> with labels. I saw in the documentation that these
> params (style /label) are deprecated in v10 - and
> probably the reason I can't make them work.
>
> Is there equivalent functionality / params I could use?
>
> Also is there an
Hans wrote:
> After measuring, playing animations (from geometry optimizations or MD)
> is the second-most important thing in my daily work with Jmol. I use
> the Jmol application exclusively (as opposed to the applet).
I am glad that you find Jmol useful.
> Having available in Jmol one of the e
On 13 Sep 2004, at 20:05, Miguel wrote:
Jules wrote:
I have successfully tried jmol10pr13 on a simple molecular animation.
It is very clumsy to go through frame by frame. Is there anyway to get
back the animation panel that went with jmol9.
Adding additional UI functionality for supporting animatio
I don't think so. But I am a novice. I had so many iterations of the
program last week, trying to get the loading to work, that I was not
sure what was where.
Phil
On Sep 13, 2004, at 1:52 PM, Bob Hanson wrote:
Phil, is there really a difference between onLoad and onload? Where?
in the tag?
Phil, is there really a difference between onLoad and onload? Where? in the
tag?
Bob
Philip Bays wrote:
I now have a couple of observations.
1. onLoad works a lot better than onload --- sorry about that.
--
Robert M. Hanson, [EMAIL PROTECTED], 507-646-3107
Professor of Chemistry, St. Olaf Colleg
Well, yes and no. The problem is not yet solved. I am looking at the
following javascript which is an adaptation of one sent by Jaime. It
does not work. If fact it stops everything. If I put an alert in the
first line of newProblem() I never see it. I am better off with
nothing and just usi
> How about doing the same for Spartan output please Miguel?
Jmol v10pre13f has initial support for text output from Spartan.
It only supports atoms and vibration vectors.
It has only been tested on one Spartan file.
Miguel
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Molecular Visualization
www.jmol.org
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> I have now had a chane to look at this on both a PC and a Mac. We are
> dealing with a platform issue I think at this point. Your hack works
> fine on the PC, but not on my Mac. I will continue to look at where
> the problem lies and then hack another piece of code.
Phil,
Was the link that
Jules wrote:
> I have successfully tried jmol10pr13 on a simple molecular animation.
> It is very clumsy to go through frame by frame. Is there anyway to get
> back the animation panel that went with jmol9.
Adding additional UI functionality for supporting animation is on the
list-of-things-to-do.
I have successfully tried jmol10pr13 on a simple molecular animation.
It is very clumsy to go through frame by frame. Is there anyway to get
back the animation panel that went with jmol9.
Professor Jules W. Moskowitz
Chemistry Department
New York University
100 Washington Square East
New York, N
darn! Good luck.
Philip Bays wrote:
Bob:
I have now had a chane to look at this on both a PC and a Mac. We are
dealing with a platform issue I think at this point. Your hack works
fine on the PC, but not on my Mac. I will continue to look at where the
problem lies and then hack another piece
>
>
> --On Monday, September 13, 2004 12:06 PM -0400 Miguel <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> wrote:
>
>> Your file Support/JmolShell.js has some bad characters in it on lines
>> 111
>> and 112. That prevents me from running.
>
> Hmmm
>
> The code around there is:
>
> ===
> // Used by H
--On Monday, September 13, 2004 12:06 PM -0400 Miguel <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
Your file Support/JmolShell.js has some bad characters in it on lines 111
and 112. That prevents me from running.
Hmmm
The code around there is:
===
// Used by HelpHTML definition (only)
func
> First, thanks to Miguel for his help in getting my JmolShell package
> together. Briefly, this package is for use by students in a Biomolecular
> Structure course in the preparation of Jmol-based presentations on "their
> favorite protein." It is trying to be as user-friendly as possible without
Bob:
I have now had a chane to look at this on both a PC and a Mac. We are
dealing with a platform issue I think at this point. Your hack works
fine on the PC, but not on my Mac. I will continue to look at where
the problem lies and then hack another piece of code. Appreciate your
help!!
First, thanks to Miguel for his help in getting my JmolShell package
together. Briefly, this package is for use by students in a Biomolecular
Structure course in the preparation of Jmol-based presentations on "their
favorite protein." It is trying to be as user-friendly as possible without
requ
Jaime wrote:
> We are proud of having Jmol as a key element for molecule
> visualization in our new server HyPare.
>
> HyPare is at http://bip.weizmann.ac.il/hypare/
Very good. I will add this to the list of web sites using Jmol.
Miguel
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