I don't know if it's the solution to Jonathan's problem, but Angel is correct,
at least on a Window's server. Served file suffixes have to be registered. I
don't understand why this would be browser dependent, however.
Quite some time ago, I got tired of having to go to my server administrator to
request changes to the registry for added suffixes. Since Jmol recognized the
coordinate files and script files that I was using automatically, I simply
started to use .txt for all of them. I realize this may not be a solution for
all files, but for .mol, .mol2, .xyz, .spt, .sdf, and .spartan this approach
works.
Again, none of this should be browser dependent to my understanding.
Otis
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On Feb 17, 2013, at 6:51 AM, Angel Herráez wrote:
> Jonathan, I'd say that has nothing to do with JSmol but with server
> configuration.
>
> I saw that for JSmol pages, being all js loaded into the browser, gets a
> different behaviour than with Java. For example, from my server the
> extension also raised different behaviours when loading (I don't remember
> the exact details now, but I think had something to do with gzipped pdb
> files).
> I think that the server delivers files in one way or another based on
> extensions known to it.
> Sorry I cannot be more specific.
>
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