Angel,
I'm almost certain it was a JME issue. The reason I say this is that I could
see the Jmol applet window. The page cut out before the model loaded, but the
Jmol window was there. The JME window is not visible. It's in a hidden div, so
I cannot confirm this.
With the problem solved, I may not pursue the JME issue right now. At some
point, the JME applet tag is probably going to be a problem with other
browsers, and I'll eventually change it. As I recall, I'm using the applet tag
because I had trouble with the object tag with JME when I was trying to change
a number of years ago.
Another possible problem is that I'm really placing one applet on top of
another, albeit in different div's. Years ago, that would get you into trouble.
With modern browsers this should not be the case, but MSIE 9 may have objected
to the overlap. I don't have to overlap them. It (0,0 where there is a slight
overlap) was just a convenient place to stick JME until the div was made
visible by the user.
Otis
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Otis Rothenberger
Department of Chemistry
Illinois State University
Normal, IL 61790-4160
http://chemagic.org
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From: "Angel Herráez" <[email protected]>
Sent: Saturday, May 14, 2011 11:20 AM
To: [email protected]
Subject: Re: [Jmol-users] MSIE 9
Otis,
I'm glad to be of help and that you found an easy fix.
One more mad idea: From the what I've read, the applet tag has for a long time
been
discouraged by official docs, but seemingly the safest bet in regard to
browsers. Recently I
found that Chrome has radically changed their behaviour about object tags, and
so Jmol.js-
based pages stopped working in certain browser+OS combinations. I made an
update in
Jmol.js last January taht took care of this. So the way now is to use object as
much as
possible.
This may be totally without base, but I wonder whether your having JME applet
tag in the
page has something to do with IE choking. Have you tried a page with only Jmol
or only
JME?
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