On Feb 28, 2005, at 11:56 AM, Bob Hanson wrote:
HOWEVER, it would be nice -- I'll bet Henry Rzepa knows how to do this -- if when Java is not there they at least get a GIF or something that points them to how to proceed. Would that be <object> code? For example, jmol.js could be modified to detect IE (can it detect whether Java is there? or the right java?) and, if so, display a standard gif from the Jmol website or a link to that page explaining the issue.
It was my impression that this already happens when one uses jmol.js to invoke an applet. At least it did on our machine running XP SP2, visiting a site I built on my Mac using jmol.js. An explanation appeared, one click to the Sun website, another to download/install, then reload the page with the applet, and it runs.
Frieda
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