Angel has it exactly. Just to be clear, for ANY browser:
1) Never use jmolScript() during page loading. The applet won't be there.
2) Never run a Jmol script from the body onload event. On most browsers the
applet won't be loaded yet.
3) If possible, put whatever start-up script you want to use in
On 25 Sep 2008 at 11:09, rob yang wrote:
> That works, although I needed to sleep for 500 instead of 100. the
> loadLigands() function is fired
> up by . I am wondering if it's a case of safari
> browser does
> something different in executing the functions. It almost
> seems to me like
> lo
Thu, 25 Sep 2008 10:52:35 -0500
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Subject: Re: [Jmol-users] ff3 vs safari.. again.. load
no kidding! What's firing the loadLigands() function? A button? A callback
(that could be the problem -- not good to run jmolScript from a callb
Re: [Jmol-users] ff3 vs safari.. again.. load
no kidding! What's firing the loadLigands() function? A button? A callback
(that could be the problem -- not good to run jmolScript from a callback on
some platforms, I think).
Try using
setTimeout("loadLigands('')",100)
no kidding! What's firing the loadLigands() function? A button? A callback
(that could be the problem -- not good to run jmolScript from a callback on
some platforms, I think).
Try using
setTimeout("loadLigands('')",100)
in whatever call is doing that. I know the quotes are pain there. You m
Hi all,
So here's something new that's confusing me. I am loading a multi-structure
mol2 file. That's as simple as it gets, right? That's what I thought too till
safari spoke. In Firefox3, the molecule loads no problem. In safari, it
doesn't.. *unless* I put in an alert message right before the
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