I wrote:
> A couple more points.
1. It seems to me that Safari 1.3 also supports the object tag and
the jmol.js library. Or have I a cache problem?
To which Miguel replied
A relatively late version of Safari 1.3 failed for me using the object ta=
g.
Unfortunately, I do not have the exact number ... and the system was
subsequently upgraded to 10.4 Tiger with Safari 2.0.1 (after updates)
For what it's worth, I have one machine I have left with 10.3.9 and
Safari 1.3.1 (v 312.3.1) which renders the applets marked up in an
object tag, accessible from my test pages at:
<http://doolittle.ibls.gla.ac.uk/leader/NewInclusionTests/>
This may mean that people who have not upgraded to Tiger but have the
latest version of 10.3 and Safari 1.3 may be able to use the object
tag.
I also wrote:
> 2. In a formless markup I'm still getting a warning (on 10.00.39) -
> have you not removed that yet Miguel?
To which Miguel replied:
This was fixed in Jmol.js version 1.38 ... checked in on Sep 5 2005
That was released in 10.00.36
Is it possible that you have a cache problem?
Sorry. Must have been the central Uni cache which can take a day to
clear as it's OK this morning with my test page at:
<http://doolittle.ibls.gla.ac.uk/leader/jmolTests/jmolTestNoForm.html>
which uses 10.00.39 (Jmol.js header has: * $Date: 2005/09/15 02:39:58 $)
David
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