Hello, I don't think there's much that can be done about this on the JSmol code side, but I wanted to report that, of the three search options supported by JSmol, two of them (NCI and RCSB) fail when your application is deployed on an HTTPS site. This is because cactus.nci.nih.gov and rcsb.org have no HTTPS side of the site, so all your requests will fail due to the same-origin policy.
As far as I know, there aren't any easy ways of circumventing this (for good reason), so if you're putting JSmol on HTTPS you'll just have to deal with this for now. Removing HTTPS is not an option, our website is on a server controlled by the federal government, and HTTPS is now required. I've already tried to contact the Cactus administrators to get HTTPS, which they should be doing anyway given the requirement. Can anyone in this list help with the RCSB folk? I know getting an SSL cert is not trivial (at least until https://letsencrypt.org/ goes up in a few weeks), but it's something to think about. Thankfully, PubChem has an HTTPS version of the site, which is automatically redirecting JSmol's requests. This is probably a good sign for Cactus support soon. If you're running JSmol on an HTTP site, this should not be a problem. --Vinushka
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