Well, if you want, give it a try. You will have to use the latest version of
Jmol -- http://chemapps.stolaf.edu/jmol/docs/examples-11/JmolApplet.jar
Just issue
var x = jmolGetPropertyAsJavaObject("image")
That "AsJavaObject" ensures that the image created is returned as a byte
array -- the actua
Bob,
Well, I'm not sure... In the demo web page I sent earlier I assign
the base64-encoded Jmol image, to a image element in the same page:
var jmlImgB64 = jmolGetPropertyAsString('image');
document.getElementById("jmlImage").innerHTML = '';
I'm wondering if Jmol could deliver a non-base64 encod
the feature just doesn't exist for browsers. You can set a JavaScript
variable to any memory-constrained length, but you are asking for something
different, I think.
Bob
On Sun, Sep 7, 2008 at 12:03 PM, Paul Pillot <
[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> It should directly trigger an error (in that case
It should directly trigger an error (in that case you don't even
provide a source file for the image src property)... unless... no one
really knows with Internet Explorer ;).
Paul
Le 7 sept. 08 à 18:44, Steven R. Spilatro a écrit :
> Oh, of course! testimg.src = B64path + "?" + imgB64; involv
Oh, of course! testimg.src = B64path + "?" + imgB64; involves a URL,
sorry I missed that.
Would a feature like "testimg.src=jmolGetImage ("jpeg")" involve
similar contraints?
Steve
>I don't think you can put that many bytes on a URL line. Better would be to
>put the base64 data into a texta
On Sun, Sep 7, 2008 at 9:48 AM, Steven R. Spilatro <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>wrote:
>
>
> Could the issue be the size of the jmol-derived image?
>
Yes, I'm pretty sure that's it. The way to test, of course, is to use the
same base64 info from Jmol in an img data: - aware browser. There's a link
under the
(Sorry about some earlier messages with cryptic punctuation -- I
believe I have it resolved; I'm sending this one again.)
Hi Bob,
Aha, jmolScriptwait; that's the ticket!
Yeah, I know about the MSIE issue, and I'm trying to deal with that
now. Here's the issue: I'm adding the jmol applet images
I don't think you can put that many bytes on a URL line. Better would be to
put the base64 data into a textarea in a form and submit it using
method="post". Even that might have some limitations.
Bob
On Sat, Sep 6, 2008 at 12:19 PM, <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi Bob,
>
> Aha, jmolScriptwait
Hi Bob,
Aha, jmolScriptwait ? that?s the ticket!
Yeah, I know about the MSIE issue, and I?m trying to deal with that
now. Here?s the issue: I'm adding the jmol applet images dynamically
to the open webpage, as opposed to exporting to another window as does
Angel?s code (and very n
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