Hi again,
Currently, the extension needs to use the signed applet when working with
the SMILES string or the PDB code.
That's normal because it requires services hosted by other sites, but it's
not very user friendly.
I'd like to be able to use the unsigned applet even for SMILES string or PDB
The proxy feature is great news, Bob (I know it's not new, but I
never grasped its utility).
Nico wrote:
What are the exact URL used for SMILES and PDB ?
Documented at
http://wiki.jmol.org/index.php/File_formats/Chemical_Structure
Nico wrote:
Is it possible to configure Jmol for
Hi Jonathan,
On Tue, Nov 23, 2010 at 8:59 PM, Jonathan Gutow gu...@uwosh.edu wrote:
Nico,
Bob can give you the details, but I think both things you suggest are
possible. However, I see one big problem: in general I do not think
we should default to opening a live Jmol in the wiki. A
Very important to use the UNSIGNED applet, I think, by the way. Just too
much the signed applet could do in a Wiki environment.
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Hi,
I have started working again on the extension to include Jmol in Wikipedia.
The current extension is not as simple as some Wikipedia people would
like (see this bugzilla
reporthttps://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=16491
).
One idea there is that a Media handler for molecular files
Nico,
Bob can give you the details, but I think both things you suggest are
possible. However, I see one big problem: in general I do not think
we should default to opening a live Jmol in the wiki. A static
picture which can then become a live Jmol is more appropriate. I
think you
