Thanks Angel,
I have experimented with load inline before but it only works on some browsers.
Also, I am trying to avoid uploading first, displaying second. I'd like to do
client-side displaying, then if they choose to, upload to server.
My new strategy is to use load ? to load (which it appears to work on all
browsers), and somehow transfer the contents to server after. I suppose I can
get the file contents and store it in a hidden text field, and let server cgi
read its "value". But then again, it seems too clunky to not break (perhaps on
large files). Any other suggestions? It's frustrating because it seems so
trivial.
-Rob
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> To: [email protected]
> Date: Wed, 19 Aug 2009 20:01:09 +0200
> Subject: Re: [Jmol-users] display and upload local file
>
>
> Hi Rob
>
> I bet that precisely because of the security there is absolutely no way to
> upload a file other than using the input type=file box.
>
> However, Jmol can provide you with a copy of the loaded file contents (at
> least it is possible from the pop-up menu, so there should be a scripted
> mechanism to do it). Maybe you can upload that content and have the server
> script store it as a file, or else as a string (that can be later fed into
> Jmol with load inline).
>
>
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