On Jan 18, 2014, at 12:07 PM, Robert Hanson wrote:
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> Again, there is a bug in that released version of Jmol2.js -- j2sPath and
> javaPath and jarFile should have been all commented out and not present in
> the first place.
>
> Thus, if one uses that method for setting values, then all th
On Sat, Jan 18, 2014 at 11:32 AM, Christopher Masi
wrote:
> It appears that Angel’s supposition is correct; that, is using
> var Info = {
> blah: “blah"
> };
> in the header of the html file to set any value means that none of the
> values for things like “j2sPath”, “serverURL”, etc. in the Jmol
It appears that Angel’s supposition is correct; that, is using
var Info = {
blah: “blah"
};
in the header of the html file to set any value means that none of the values
for things like “j2sPath”, “serverURL”, etc. in the Jmol2.js fi
You can only load binary files from your local machine if you are using
FireFox, I believe. And maybe just on a PC. I can't remember. Any chance
that is your problem?
What is happening is that your machine does not support asynchronous binary
file transfer using AJAX, so it has to go to a server a
Bob, Angel, Christopher,
Thanks for all your help so far with the gzipped files.
Still not working.
Any advice would be GREATLY appreciated.
Thanks in advance,
David
Here is what I’ve done (thanks Bob, for these instructions):
1. Opened JSmol.min.js and added js/Jmol2.js to it.
2. Saved
Hi Chris
Uff that's complex to diagnose.
I'm not sure what is going wrong; it does sound reasonable.
I wold try to pool data and avoid defining Info values in two places. I.e.,
move
all declarattion into Jmol2.js or (less likely) into the page
Or, at least if unavoidable, don't declare var
Angel,
Yes, I think I’m calling the JSmol.min.js file first.
In the header of the html page, I’ve got this
var Info = {
j2sPath: "../../reuse/j2s",
use: "HTML5"
};
Jmol._al
Good sleuthing. I have added serverURL to the default Info block in
Jmol2.js and added a comment about it there.
If you can avoid making any changes to JSmol.min.js, that's wise. A real
headache to maintain if you do.
I don't recommend making this entry relative unless you are absolutely
certain
Chris, are you calling Jmol2.js before or after JSmol.min.js?
That could be a reason for parameters not being applied.
JSmol.min.js includes some defaults.
I think you need Jmol2.js after it.
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David,
Found it…
Warning: I have no idea what I’m doing, and I could be breaking everything. By
trial and error I discovered the following:
I couldn’t get gz file download to work by putting anything in the jmol2.js
file. I thought the “serverURL" belonged between lines 38 and 37, but that
di
Hi David
Jmol2.js has this:
Jmol.Info = { // overrides jmolInitialize()
//jarPath: "java",
//jarFile: "JmolAppletSigned0.jar",
//j2sPath: "j2s",
use: "HTML5", // could be JAVA or HTML5
disableJ2SLoadMonitor: false,
disableInitialConsole: true
}
You need this:
[...]
use: "HTML5",
serverURL: "ph
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Date: Friday, January 10, 2014 at 10:21 AM
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Subject: Re: [Jmol-users] Problem with JSmol 14.0.4 and g
In another e-mail thread, Otis Rothernberger suggested this script
Jmol._alertNoBinary = false;
jmolApplet0 = Jmol.getApplet("jmolApplet0", Info);
to get rid of the error message mentioned below, and it worked.
Thanks Otis,
Chris
On Jan
Angel,
Thanks.
On Jan 10, 2014, at 10:28 AM, Angel Herráez wrote:
> Hello, Chris
>
> A few things to check:
>
> 1- Have you pointed to the jmol.php file in your own server?
No, I hadn’t.
Now my header looks like this
var Info = {
Hello, Chris
A few things to check:
1- Have you pointed to the jmol.php file in your own server? That is
specified in definition of the "Info" variable of J(S)mol, either in
your own page or in the Jmol2.js file. As far as I know, loading of
binary files relies of that php file and it must be
I’m having trouble getting jsmol to work with gzipped files. I’ve downloaded
jmol 14.0.4, and I’m using the Jmol2.js library (is “library" the right
descriptive name for that file?). I’m serving the files using apache, as
configured by Apple’s Mavericks “Server” app, to myself and I’m accessing
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