Dear Bob,
Many thanks for your reply! I will try immediately and I will let you knows s
soon as possible.
Yes, I am trying it locally, with Firefox on a CentOS Linux 6.5 driven virtual
machine, since this is the operating system that is used on my University cloud
to host small servers, so I
Dear Bob,
It Works!
is it quite strange... When I try modifications I
usually save the code in a file... and I have
found that I tried already the modification you suggested..
It did not work... but now, by repeating to make the modification... it works!
Probably it was matter of some
Pierluigi, i use JSmol in wordpress installation. have a look at wiki of JSmol
for what i wrote for wordpress. It should not be that much different.
Pino
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Da: pierluigi.quaglio...@unito.it
Data: 13/03/2014 23.00
A: jmol-users@lists.sourceforge.net
Ogg: [Jmol-users] can
On Fri, Mar 14, 2014 at 3:51 AM, Pierluigi Quagliotto
pierluigi.quaglio...@unito.it wrote:
Dear Bob,
It Works!
Programmers, especially when they are newbie as I
am, should always wear glasses to look well into their own code!
... programmers, especially when newbies, should get on
Many Thanks to Bob, for the help and to Pino for
the suggestion! I looked over it already, but CMS
sometimes request fine tuning of our code, at least apparently
thanks to all of you,
Pieruigi
At 12.49 14/03/2014, you wrote:
Pierluigi, i use JSmol in wordpress
installation. have a look
Hello Pierluigi
I was about to suggest something, though Pino was quicker.
Any technical information on how to implement J(S)mol into your CMS
will be a welcome contribution in Jmol Wiki
For example, home page, left column in the main panel (about 1 screen
down) has
Jmol Applications
and
Dear Angel,
many thanks. Once I will have the site on-line
and well behaving... I will wirte something and I
will elt you know before posting into the wiki so
that you can suggest me relevant corrections, if any.
Best regards,
Pierluigi
At 15.53 14/03/2014, you wrote:
Hello Pierluigi
I was
Pierluigi,
OK, but you can also go ahead and post it -- I will se the changes
and we can fine-tune later on the real thing, the Wiki is made that
way. No problem for having provisional text.
Dear Angel,
many thanks. Once I will have the site on-line
and well behaving... I will wirte
Dear Angel,
That's OK.
We will see what I will be able to obtain...! The local version of the site
works properly now, with JSMol. I would hope to get my site on-line in a fast
way, to obtain final considerations and to let you see the final results. The
use of JSME and JSMol in this site is
I'm sorry but I'm still not getting it. I presume from the context
that the means the PDB ID code of the model I want. In my case
8tln, but of course there are many to chose from.
My link is:
a href='javascript:Jmol.script(jmolApplet0,isosurface ID DenMap sigma
1 within 7.0 {26:E}
In HTML the escape character is quot;. You can't use \ in tags.
On Fri, Mar 14, 2014 at 4:49 PM, Dale Tronrud de...@daletronrud.com wrote:
I'm sorry but I'm still not getting it. I presume from the context
that the means the PDB ID code of the model I want. In my case
8tln, but of
I had tried that. That gives me the debugger message
SyntaxError: identifier starts immediately after numeric literal
The sources I've seen on the web say that HTML sees the
single quoted string and ignores all of the double quotes inside.
JavaScript sees the double quoted string and it
Dale, try to put the equal inside the quotes, not outside
load =8tln //works
load =8tln //does not work
So I assume you need
a href='javascript:Jmol.script(jmolApplet0,isosurface ID DenMap sigma
1 within 7.0 {26:E} color blue quot;=8tlnquot; mesh nofill)'Load Map from
EDS/a
And always you
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