Believe it or not, we are almost there. This is very good news.
Frieda Reichsman wrote:
>
>> -------------------------------------------
>> Test 4: How can we address the applet?
>> -------------------------------------------
>>
>> js:document.jmolAppletX
>>
>>> js:document.getElementById("jmolAppletX")
>>
all we really need is the above.
js:document.applets[0]
js:document.applets["jmolAppletX"]
js:document.getElementsByTagName("jmolAppletX")
>>
> I do not know if what is above constitutes "anything useful" or not...
>
ALL excellent.
>> -------------------------------------------
>> Test 5: Can we access the applet functions?
>> -------------------------------------------
>>
>> For all the return something interesting, try adding ".getAppletInfo"
>
js:document.jmolAppletX.getAppletInfo
js:document.getElementById("jmolAppletX").getAppletInfo
js:document.applets[0].getAppletInfo
js:document.applets["jmolAppletX"].getAppletInfo
> gives
> function getAppletInfo()
>
>
Excellent. All good.
>> -------------------------------------------
>> Test 6: Can we call any applet function?
>> -------------------------------------------
>>
>> Provided that worked,
>
>
Oh, yes, do Test 6.
> since I did not get anything about "native code" I assume it did NOT
> work, and will not do Test 6. Let me know if I should.
>
>> now try adding the empty parentheses. My
>> experience is that on some Macs even if you find the applet, even if you
>> can see that there is a function there, you still cannot actually run it.
>>
>>
>> js:document.getElementById("jmolAppletX").getAppletInfo()
>>
>> If none of these gives a nice message about the applet version and
>> sourceforge, we're out of luck.
>>
>> -------------------------------------------
>> Test 7: Can we run a Jmol script?
>> ------------------------------------------
>
>>
>> Final mission: Find the equivalent way on your machine to do this:
>
>
> If Test 7 would help: What do you mean by "find the equivalent way to
> do this"?
We are clear through Test 5. If Tests 6 or 7 fail, we will have to
experiment to see what is wrong.
Definitely try these:
>> js:document.getElementById("jmolAppletX").scriptWait("background red")
>> js:document.getElementById("jmolAppletX").scriptWait("load caffeine.xyz")
>>
>> Look for any sort of
>> console error or JavaScript error you can find.
>
>
> java.net.MalformedURLException: no protocol:
> http://www.stolaf.edu/academics/chemapps/jmol/docs/popupscript.js Line 10
>
I have a feeling this is an internal Jmol error that we could track down.
Please also try:
js:useGetElement
does it say "true"?
Bob
> Thanks Bob,
> Frieda
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