Bob,
Well, I'm not sure... In the demo web page I sent earlier I assign
the base64-encoded Jmol image, to a image element in the same page:
var jmlImgB64 = jmolGetPropertyAsString('image');
document.getElementById("jmlImage").innerHTML = '<img
width="'+imgWd+'" height="'+imgHt+'" src="data:image/jpeg;base64,' +
jmlImgB64 + '">';
I'm wondering if Jmol could deliver a non-base64 encoded image (e.g.,
jpg) that could be assigned to a image element in a similar way? (and
therefore eliminate the need for php decoding!)
Steve
>The feature just doesn't exist for browsers. You can set a JavaScript
>variable to any memory-constrained length, but you are asking for something
>different, I think.
>
>Bob
>
> > > Would a feature like "testimg.src=jmolGetImage ("jpeg")" involve
> > > similar contraints?
> > > Steve
>
Dr. Steven R. Spilatro
Department of Biology and Environmental Science
Marietta College
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