OK, I'm replying to several previous posts here:
1. I don't have a problem with the CDATA tag inside the script tag, in any
browser
<script type="text/javascript">
/* <![CDATA[ */
jmolInitialize(".")
jmolApplet(300, 'load "alkaloid.mol"; ')
/* ]]> */
</script>
And If I remove then CDATA tags, there is no problem either, at least with
local files.
2. IE8 only shows the page if it is called .html (same file content, with XHTML
1.0 Strict
headers), both locally and from the server. I have no idea how my server
actually serves the
file.
3. The file at
http://chemapps.stolaf.edu/jmol/docs/examples-11/Jmol.js
still needs fixes for "checked" inside function jmolCheckbox() and function
_jmolRadio()
(isChecked ? "checked='checked' />" : " />")
4. I've also read about the alternative use of createElement and
createElementNS
depending on the browser, but I couldn't make it work either.
5. test on Jeff's page http://web.me.com/jhansen4/iWeb/Jmol/JmolPlusSVG.xhtml
Firefox 3.0.10: OK
Opera 9.62: OK
Safari 4: no applet
Chrome: no applet
IE8: does not load the page, but downloads it
6. test on Bob's page
http://chemapps.stolaf.edu/jmol/docs/examples-11/jmolsvg.xhtml
Firefox 3.0.10: OK
Opera 9.62: OK
Safari 4: no applet
Chrome: no applet
IE8: does not load the page, but downloads it
7. Only thing I can think of for IE is to duplicate the page with .html
extension and write a
conditional redirect :-(
8. I am using a different patch for Jmol.js's document.write that instead of
using
appendChild uses only insertBefore, and it works fine in all 4 browsers, with
both xhtml and
html file extensions.
see v.4 in http://biomodel.uah.es/Jmol/xhtml/
I have no rationale for the xhtml method used, just pasted a bit of code from
the web and
then modified it a little bit, and followed what works.
That page is using the standard 11.7 Jmol.js (not Bob's new one) after removing
from it all
camelCase and completing the checked and selected tags, and a single overwrite
of
_jmolDocumentWrite() in a separate JS file
9. I can test with a standalone installation of IE6, but I don't trust it much
since in part it
behaves as the default (IE8). Anyway, this is what it gives:
Jeff's page: not opened
Bob's page: not opened
my page: only when it has html extension
So, IE6 = IE8 in this respect
HTH,
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