I am looking for a web page that loads and displays more than one jmol applet.
That is causing me some issues with the latest beta of firefox. I have filed
a bugzilla report, but I now want to make sure it is not my page but is a more
universal issue. Just send me a URL : pb...@saintmarys.ed
OK, that fix is available now as
http://chemapps.stolaf.edu/jmol/docs/examples-11/Jmol-11.zip
On Wed, Nov 4, 2009 at 8:10 AM, Eran Hodis wrote:
> Thanks Eric for the helpful tip that mailing lists like this one usually
> remove attachments before sending a post (that's why my previous email
>
Thanks Eric for the helpful tip that mailing lists like this one usually
remove attachments before sending a post (that's why my previous email
lacked the attachment that I was discussing). And also thanks for putting
the files up on a server and properly describing the problem in a way that
made i
It's going to be "static_" because that's really what it is and because of
the other use of "global" -- variables not local to a function.
On Wed, Nov 4, 2009 at 12:38 AM, wrote:
> According to "Robert Hanson" :
> > state scripts use that _ prefix. It was a poor choice all around. I've
> now
> >
According to "Robert Hanson" :
> state scripts use that _ prefix. It was a poor choice all around. I've now
> set both Jmol 11.8.8 and Jmol 11.9.7 to consider all functions to be local
> functions unless they explicitly start with "global_".
Dear Bob,
Thank you for a prompt action, and for choosi
Thank you very much for that careful assessment. Oy, my bad. In Jmol 11.7.45
I mistakenly turned all functions starting with _ global (shared between
applets). Prior to that it was the other way around -- that functions NOT
starting with _ were shared. But the reason those were NOT global was that
Eran kindly provided me with his test files that demonstrate what
appears to us to possibly be a bug in Jmol 11.8.7 and later versions
that precludes getting the correct initial display when 2 jmols are
on one page. I have adapted Eran's demo and put it here
http://www.umass.edu/molvis/tests/Jm
Hi Angel, Bob,
My mistake for using inline. I fixed that.
Bob, in response to your comment, there is no sync command in the scripts,
but maybe it is something else.
I've attached a simple example of a page (in a zipped folder called
"Webpage" here) that I've used to replicate the problem on my c
is there some sort of sync command in one of those scripts?
On Sat, Oct 24, 2009 at 12:51 PM, Eran Hodis wrote:
> Hi All,
>
> Has anyone used Jmol 11.8+ to display two Jmol applets on the same webpage,
> initialized using different scripts? For instance something like:
>
>
> jmolAppletInline(40
Hi Eran
I've never had that problem. And I don't see the reason for it to fail as you
describe. I
understadn that you have used this with former versions without trouble.
I've created a quick test page 11.8.7 and I don't see the problem.
But, why are you using inline? The purpose of that is to
Hi All,
Has anyone used Jmol 11.8+ to display two Jmol applets on the same webpage,
initialized using different scripts? For instance something like:
jmolAppletInline(400, '', 'script view1.spt','0');
jmolAppletInline(400, '', 'script view2.spt','1');
Using Jmol version 11.8.7 I'm noticing som
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