on a local machine the directory of the HTML page must be on the path to
the directory containing the data file. On a server, the data file can be
on any server if the server emits (as in PHP here)
header('Access-Control-Allow-Origin: *');
or it can be anywhere on the page host's server.
Bob,
OK, I'll get this started from a page developers view. I certainly agree with
your analysis of the Jmol success formula, and I like the Jmol app concept. In
some ways, I'm a mobile device cynic, but my colleague Tom and my
granddaughters are slowly changing this view. That's why I'm
Bob,
I'm still having a hard time figuring this out.
1 - I believe that the following page is picking up everything from you
page, and the right click menu isn't working. Would the problem be with
out server or am I still missing something?
Hi Bob and Otis,
I'm very interested in this idea because I'm always being asked when will
there be a ChemTube3D app? but I'm not sure what an app can do that a web site
can't do just as well (or better).
Assuming the content that could be pulled down from suitable web sites included
Hi Jonathan
I don't think that download or ftp will be your problem. It is a
zipfile, so the contents will not be altered during file retrieval.
Make sure you are downloading the correct file,
http://chemapps.stolaf.edu/jmol/jsmol.zip
Then it might be a question of how it is unzipped, but I
On Fri, Jan 25, 2013 at 5:28 PM, Jonathan Gough
jonathan.d.go...@gmail.comwrote:
Bob,
I'm still having a hard time figuring this out.
sounds very frustrating. I am 100% sure it is a tool you are using
somewhere along the line, but not being very adept with Macs, I can't
really give you much
At the moment, I am using the St. Olaf packages to trouble shoot the
issues. If I can't load a simple page that utilizes your code - then in my
mind there is an issue with the server I am using to host the single page,
yes?
I have edited the test page again, simplified the header (I think) and
On Jan 25, 2013, at 9:00 PM, Jonathan Gough wrote:
At the moment, I am using the St. Olaf packages to trouble shoot the issues.
If I can't load a simple page that utilizes your code - then in my mind there
is an issue with the server I am using to host the single page, yes?
'loadScript' is
http://myweb.brooklyn.liu.edu/jgough/ChemResources/example3.htm
I am not sure, but it is possible that this line within Info in your page
j2sPath: j2s,
is read as find the files in subfolder j2s of the current (i.e. this page)
folder
So it's no surprise that it does not load
I think you
Hey all! In JSmol, running the zoom command results in the failure of all
subsequent script commands. Apologies if this is a documented bug or if
zoom hasn't been implemented yet; just wanted to bring it to everyone's
attention. In the course of migrating over a bunch of pages from Jmol to
JSmol
I've been asked some time ago, about a facility aimed at students for combining
a web textbook with the ability to interact with 3D models.
The textbook could be something close to wikipedia, that is articles with links
making it easy to jump to a glossary for example, or to scientific
It is nice Jsmol and since u can use the command of Jmol it is ok. The only
trouble i have is that i cant put it at the moment in Wordpress (and i figure
out Joomla). I tried one time and was not working. I cant say why since i am
not into programming. If embed in wordpress it would really a
What happens when you
1) just download http://chemapps.stolaf.edu/jmol//jsmol.zip, unzip it, and
run jsmol.htm there on your machine. It works, right? With a menu?
2) now upload that directory to a website and try it there. Works or not? I
would think so.
3) now adapt jsmol.htm to your needs or
I'm certainly not seeing that. Are you using the latest at
http://chemapps.stolaf.edu/jmol/jsmol.zip ?
On Fri, Jan 25, 2013 at 10:06 PM, Michael Evans evan...@illinois.eduwrote:
Hey all! In JSmol, running the zoom command results in the failure of
all subsequent script commands. Apologies if
I agree with Otis that whatever is done should be compatible across platforms,
not just on the iPad. I don't know if any of you have looked at iSpartan which
WaveFunction is now marketing. I have only seen it in the display booth at ACS
meetings. I think Alan Shusterman from Reed College has
I am...I should be a little more specific. I had a zoom command in the
script parameter of the Info object, and that caused the behavior. Removing
the command fixed the problem, so I know zoom is to blame. Could be
something with the Info.script object, though.
On Friday, January 25, 2013, Robert
I guess I will need to see that script. The following works for me:
script: set antialiasDisplay;background white;load caffeine.mol;zoom
50;background blue
although the following does not properly wait:
script: set antialiasDisplay;background white;load caffeine.mol;zoomTo 2
50;background blue
(the zoomTo problem is fixed)
On Sat, Jan 26, 2013 at 8:55 AM, Robert Hanson hans...@stolaf.edu wrote:
I guess I will need to see that script. The following works for me:
script: set antialiasDisplay;background white;load caffeine.mol;zoom
50;background blue
although the following does
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