Otis,
1. I tested http://chemagic.com/embed.htm in Firefox 29 and Chrome 35 and
didn't experience any cross-domain issues.
2. I have tested your html page on a site with SSL enabled, i.e. via https. It
seems to work in exactly the same way as the chemagic page and I didn't spot
any errors. Note that I also had to change the link to jquery (line 60) to
https to avoid browser errors about mixed content.
Great work,
Greg
Greg Black
Software developer
The Open University
From: Otis Rothenberger [mailto:[email protected]]
Sent: 08 June 2014 21:42
To: [email protected]
Subject: [Jmol-users] Testing Help
I'm working on a page template to embed our Virtual Model Kit in an iframe. I
have two testing requests re:
http://chemagic.com/embed.htm
First, for the Images, PubChem, IR, MS, and Load buttons, is anyone seeing any
failures that might suggest cross domain issues? The page is coming from
CheMagic, and the model kit in the iframe is coming from Illinois State
University.
Second, if anyone has access to a server that requires that pages be served via
https, would you be willing to put this page on that server to see if it works.
I'm told by the ISU tech folks that they have this set up so that it should not
matter - i.e. they will serve to the iframe whatever protocol is requested.
I don't have access to a server where I can test this. All that's required is
copy/paste of my HTML into your server page with one edit change. Change the
ISU url in the code to https.
Thanks for any assistance.
Otis
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