Nicolas Vervelle wrote:
Bob Hanson wrote:
On second thought, I think this probably is a legacy issue, at least
with Windows. The following should probably be checked by a variety
of Mac users:
http://www.stolaf.edu/people/hansonr/jmol/test/testfocus.htm
Thanks for the test page.
I
El 26 Apr 2006 a las 17:25, Bob Hanson escribió:
Nico, you need a random number in that windowTitle variable.
[..snip..]
So the classic solution to this is to assign a unique number
in that second parameter of open().
Another choice is to bring tha pop-up window to the front (with the
new
Just from reading the doc, this looks wonderful functionality.
Congratulations, Nico!
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Be aware that not all browsers support .focus(). I haven't looked at
this in a while, and maybe that's just legacy browser thinking. But
it's something to worry about. See
http://www.quirksmode.org/js/support.html#focus
The following quote from that site is a bit dated, so perhaps there is
Could someone please explain how to achieve the following code result
uploadedFileContentsEthanol.xyz/uploadedFileContents
When I try to upload a file, mediawiki tells me its not a recognised
image file, and refuses it. I guess a setting has to be tweaked somewhere
(perhaps even setting a
Could someone please explain how to achieve the following code result
uploadedFileContentsEthanol.xyz/uploadedFileContents
When I try to upload a file, mediawiki tells me its not a recognised
image file, and refuses it. I guess a setting has to be tweaked somewhere
(perhaps even setting a
De: Angel Herraez [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Just from reading the doc, this looks wonderful functionality.
Congratulations, Nico!
Thanks :)
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El 27 Apr 2006 a las 14:09, [EMAIL PROTECTED] escribió:
I have authorized uploading .cml, .pdb and .xyz files.
Nico, I suggest you add also .MOL (common for us in small moelcules)
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El 27 Apr 2006 a las 6:24, Bob Hanson escribió:
Be aware that not all browsers support .focus(). I haven't looked at
[..snip..]
*Hotjava 3* has buggy support. The example on this page works, but
*Netscape 4 on Linux* does support it, but when you lay the focus on
*Opera 3 and 4* refuse to
On Apr 27, 2006, at 8:15 AM, Bob Hanson wrote:On second thought, I think this probably is a legacy issue, at least with Windows. The following should probably be checked by a variety of Mac users:http://www.stolaf.edu/people/hansonr/jmol/test/testfocus.htmWorks perfectly for me in Safari 2 and
Angel Herraez wrote:
El 27 Apr 2006 a las 14:09, [EMAIL PROTECTED] escribió:
I have authorized uploading .cml, .pdb and .xyz files.
Nico, I suggest you add also .MOL (common for us in small moelcules)
Done
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Bob Hanson wrote:
On second thought, I think this probably is a legacy issue, at least
with Windows. The following should probably be checked by a variety of
Mac users:
http://www.stolaf.edu/people/hansonr/jmol/test/testfocus.htm
Thanks for the test page.
I will wait a little to see if
Nicolas Vervelle wrote:
Bob Hanson wrote:
fascinating! Comments:
1. I suggest
onlineContents
be
inlineContents
Ok
Done
2. size : Size of the applet. Does that mean it's always square?
Currently, yes. But that would be a thing to add.
Added in the TODO list
3. Two valuable
Hi everyone,
I have finished a first version of a fully functional version of a
MediaWiki extension to add Jmol applets in MediaWiki wikis (like the
well-known Wikipedia).
Check the full description :
http://wiki.jmol.org/index.php/MediaWiki
and a simple example page:
On Wednesday 26 April 2006 22:26, Nicolas Vervelle wrote:
I have finished a first version of a fully functional version of a
MediaWiki extension to add Jmol applets in MediaWiki wikis (like the
well-known Wikipedia).
Looks good!
Anyone who knows where to start lobbying to get this included in
fascinating! Comments:
1. I suggest
onlineContents
be
inlineContents
2. size : Size of the applet. Does that mean it's always square?
3. Two valuable options we should probably consider building into Jmol
for this sort of public use might be:
a) allowPopUpConsole
b) allowShowFile
Nico, you need a random number in that windowTitle variable. This is
necessary because one needs to make sure that the window really DOES
pop up -- if the user has hidden a previously popped up window and
then press the button again (currently), then nothing (visible)
happens. Actually, I
On Wed, Apr 26, 2006 at 11:37:51PM +0200, Egon Willighagen wrote:
On Wednesday 26 April 2006 22:26, Nicolas Vervelle wrote:
I have finished a first version of a fully functional version of a
MediaWiki extension to add Jmol applets in MediaWiki wikis (like the
well-known Wikipedia).
Looks
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