rob yang wrote: > Hi Paul, > Thanks for the link. That was what I used too-- getting the entire file from > js as a text, then use loadinline with jmol. The problem was that it was very > flaky because it wouldn't work for some of the other browsers (ie, safari) or > even different versions of mozilla. Also, sometimes it craps out on the > "right" browser so you'd have to refresh to make it work. > > This is why I want to switch back to using "load ?" and handle it robustly by > jmol directly-- which worked beautifully with all browsers. But then I ran > into the problem of not being able to upload to the server. I guess it would > be awesome if there's a way for jmol applet to communicate with the server > cgi since jmol has everything. Thoughts? > Jmol can already send queries to a server (e.g. request a PDB file from a server). So it might be possible if Jmol would not send the parameters URL-encoded. But I guess the major problem would be then that the server response would also go to Jmol and not to the browser.
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