Hi,
Miguel wrote:
Hi,
I was looking at the http://jmol.sourceforge.net/scripting/ page and
noticed that all the applets show in yellow the following message:
Jmol developer alert!
progressbar is REQUIRED ... otherwise users
will have no indicate that the applet is loading
<applet code='JmolApplet' ... >
<param name='progressbar' value='true' />
.......
This suggests that the pages and the examples of how to use Jmol should
be updated?
Hmmm ...
Perhaps the pages got accidentally changed when the language translations
were being made.
I saw the problem before translating the website.
At the time, since version 10.00 was new and the website wasn't updated
from v9 to v10, I didn't report it.
Note: several pages are still pre-v10.
The Jmol.js in the official 10.00 release includes the 'progressbar'
settings.
This requirement has been dropped in the development versions of
Jmol.js/JmolApplet*.jar.
Currently, the version of Jmol that is on the website is 10.00.11 (not
the official 10.00.00).
I replaced it in may to take advantage of unicode characters in scripts
(to finish french translation)
The web site uses the Jmol.js JavaScript library. I do not understand why
it would be broken. Perhaps it has a mixture of development/released code..
The scripting page *does not* uses the Jmol.js library.
The applet is used directly with an <applet> tag.
I think the problem is there since switching to v10.00.00.
Below is an example of what is in the xml source files.
I can do the modification, just tell me what to add
<applet name="flash" code="JmolApplet" archive="JmolApplet.jar"
codebase="[codebase]"
width="300" height="100" align="left" mayscript="true">
<param name="bgcolor" value="teal">
<param name="script" value="<snip>">
</applet>
I am not currently in a good position to fix it and would appreciate it if
someone else could investigate.
Investigation done :)
Nicolas
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