Exactly. Creating the nested unordered list is straightforward; perhaps
only the Menu component of jQuery UI will be necessary. Stay tuned.
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Michael Evans
Organic Chemistry Graduate Student, Moore Group
University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign
On Mon, Dec 17, 2012 at 12:37 PM, Robert Hanson
oh -- so -- great! Please let me know what you figure out. I like the idea
of using jQuery. See if you can identify the minimum amount of code
(jQueryUI.js, more?) that is necessary to implement this. I assume you mean
something like what is shown at
http://jqueryui.com/menu/
right?
Bob
On Mo
yes, and these are dynamically produced, so basically between the time the
person right-clicks and the time the menu is displayed it is largely
recreated.
Bob
On Mon, Dec 17, 2012 at 11:47 AM, Michael Evans wrote:
> Bob,
> Not sure if anyone has touched base with you about this off-list, but I
Bob,
Not sure if anyone has touched base with you about this off-list, but I
played around with making a simple popup menu using jQuery. Parsing a .tab
to produce the appropriate menu structure shouldn't be too difficult;
figuring out submenus will be the trickiest part. Some time just became
avail
continuing this thread -- The only things missing from JSmol now, as far as
I can tell, include:
-- popup menu
-- modelKit mode (no menu for that)
-- language translation
-- actual console
Of these, it seems to me the popup menu might be the easiest to implement.
Any ideas on that which would not
This is done. We now have full script queuing, try/catch, function, delay,
move, moveTo, compare, timeout, animation, spin, and vibration in JSmol.
On Fri, Nov 30, 2012 at 11:53 AM, Robert Hanson wrote:
> OK, I remember: script queuing, as well as quit and exit commands. Very
> challenging with
OK, I remember: script queuing, as well as quit and exit commands. Very
challenging with asynchronous execution of scripts, which I introduced to
handle move, moveTo, delay, timeout, animation, spin, and vibration
commands. Have to think hard on that this week end.
On Wed, Nov 28, 2012 at 7:26 PM
got it. -- required modifications to JSmoljQuery.js and JSmolCore.js
Safari should be reading binary files properly now.
http://chemapps.stolaf.edu/jmol/jsmol/test2.htm?USE=HTML5 -- "water.xyz.gz"
or "mo homo SQUARED" links in HTML5
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Robert M. Hanson
Larson-Anderson Professor of Chemistry
C
I'm seeing the same thing. I just did a system update to 10.7.5 then updated
Safari to 6.0.2. I emptied the cache (Developer menu - turn on in Advanced tab
of Preferences). I can load the caffeine molecule using HTML5. When I try to
do the MO examples in the middle of the middle column I get
I just checked some more. Now when I load using the HTML5 option in the first
column then try to thread test, I get the non-recognized format error. The mo
homo SQUARED and mo DENSITY also give the non-recognized format error. If I
click on the WebGL load link the thread test does not give th
No idea
But my server was giving me trouble serving some pdb and mol files. Maybe
it's related. I could fix that by renaming to .pdb.txt or .mol.txt (this was
with a
former version of JSmol, I have not checked lately)
The error was in the form of garbage characters in red font inside the JSmol
Angel, i cleared the cache. Now the applet seems to load but when i load a
molecule i receive format non recognized error. No javascript error in console
(firefox or google chrome). Could be a problem of Jquery libraries that are
different? a conflict?
Pino
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