Re: [Jmol-users] All deployed Jmol Java applets are disabled

I have been assured by an administrator at GoDaddy that revocation itself is definitely irrevocable. ​ -- ___ Jmol-users mailing list Jmol-users@lists.sourceforge.net https://list

Re: [Jmol-users] All deployed Jmol Java applets are disabled

Are you sure its *irrevocable*, Bob? That's quite unfortunate. As Angel says, it will take me some time to verify that current Jmol works in FirstGlance. Typically, I find one or more bugs/issues and have to wait till they're fixed (in my code or in Jmol) before I release a new version. And oft

Re: [Jmol-users] All deployed Jmol Java applets are disabled

Argghhh For me, upgrading to a new version means checking every page that nothing is broken or changes when the scripts are run. Yes, that has happened to me before and one cannot assume they will run the same (I have 14.3.3 running in most of my pages -- I thought it was older, so it may n

[Jmol-users] All deployed Jmol Java applets are disabled

Well, it turns out that, following the instructions of an inexperienced representative from GoDaddy (where Jmol's secure signed certificate is managed) I just disabled permanently and irrevokably all standing Jmol Java applets. Not kidding. *All deployed Jmol applets are dead*. Period. They will r