Must use 11.6.rc11
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On Aug 29, 2008, at 10:14 AM, Jeff Hansen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I spoke too soon.
var x = jmolEvaluate('getProperty("auxiliaryInfo.zeroPoint")')
isn't working for me. It returns an error message about the
getProperty command.
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I spoke too soon.
var x = jmolEvaluate('getProperty("auxiliaryInfo.zeroPoint")')
isn't working for me. It returns an error message about the
getProperty command.
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Jeff Hansen
Department of Chemistry and Biochemistry
DePauw University
602 S
I guess I really didn't need the jmolGetStatus() I just wanted some
way to check that the applet was being loaded and I could communicate
with it. I'll just forget using that.
Getting the zeroPoint wasn't too bad. This is what I did.
var _dataInfo = jmolGetPropertyAsArray("auxiliar
mosty I think you will find that the jmolGetStatus() business won't be
helpful. I'm probably the only who ever used that. It was an early attempt
to get around callbacks, and I can't think of any good reason to use it now.
Try something else, like the following:
alert(jmolGetPropertyAsString("au
Thanks Bob. If gas prices weren't so high and my family wouldn't miss
me too much I would take you up on the offer.
Of course jmolScriptWait didn't break anything, just my failed
attempts to use it broke something.
I tried your second alternative (callbacks are still a mystery to me
alth
Jeff, why don't you come over to St. Olaf and I'll show you how this works!
:)
Seriously, hang in there. You are trying to do a lot all at once, and you
will catch on. This is precisely what this list is for. Just keep at it.
"jmolScriptWait" would not "break" anything.
jmolScriptWait should only
I tried jmolScriptWait but couldn't get it to not break the load
command.
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Jeff Hansen
Department of Chemistry and Biochemistry
DePauw University
602 S. College Ave.
Greencastle, IN 46135
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Thanks. New it had to be something simple like that. For some reason
I needed the \" earlier and it was still there.
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Jeff Hansen
Department of Chemistry and Biochemistry
DePauw University
602 S. College Ave.
Greencastle, IN 46135
[EMAIL PROTECT
Sorry I wasn't clear about this, but the applet corresponding to
result1 is loaded when the page loads. I'll try jmolScriptWait to see
if that does anything for the result2.
f
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Jeff Hansen
Department of Chemistry and Biochemistry
DePauw Unive
On 28 Aug 2008 at 15:59, Jeff Hansen wrote:
> Additionally, the alert(result1) (see code below) displays undefined
> in the alert box and alert(result2) displays a blank alert box. So
> I'm wondering what is going on with that.
I would say that with result1 you are trying to read from the ap
remove the \" around the load command. It's just:
this.loadString = "load ../Jmol/jmol/Models/" + molecule;
On Thu, Aug 28, 2008 at 2:59 PM, Jeff Hansen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Thanks for your help Angel. This is getting me very nearly there. To
> recap. I am trying to create a
Thanks for your help Angel. This is getting me very nearly there. To
recap. I am trying to create a web page in which a div element is
created and a new Jmol applet is displayed in that new div. Your
suggestion to take a look at the Jmol homepage was very helpful. That
is essentially w
My previous message lacked a link (I clicked Send too soon :) ):
> Have you checked out the method used in Jmol homepage? I'm not sure if that's
> what you
> are after. A similar solution is what I once called "pop-in" method for
> inserting Jmol applet
> upon user request. This is used in Jmo
Hi Jeff
Not sure after the flurry of messages if you have solved your problem.
On 27 Aug 2008 at 16:21, Jeff Hansen wrote:
> Unfortunately both off these do the same thing which is to write the
> function used to create the Jmol applet object into the into the div as text.
That may be due, as
My experience is the "appendChild" is overkill for what you generally need.
Just make sure you have
jmolSetDocument(0)
and then the "applet" you get from
var x = jmolApplet(.)
can be inserted into any div. HOWEVER, as I recall there are problems with
some browsers not being able to communic
Believe me I've been doing plenty of that, but I also have been
finding trial and error to be very instructive too. I did take a look
at your divs.js file. I don't yet understand all of it. I tried your
divFind and divWrite functions and I'm pretty sure I'm understanding
what they do. U
>> I'm working towards my own at this point and I'm afraid looking at yours
will just prevent my learning how to do it myself.
Shame! NEVER say that! The way to learn this is by adapting anything you can
find. That's the great thing about JavaScript. Learn how these code
fragments work by testing
Thanks. Bob. Using document.getElementById('jmolText'); worked.
Thanks for sharing your .js file as well. I'll probably take a look
at it at some point. I'm working towards my own at this point and I'm
afraid looking at yours will just prevent my learning how to do it
myself.
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Jeff,
it looks as if there would be some kind of timing problem. With the
version I got from your URL it sometimes works with Firefox 2.0.0.16 on
Linux and sometimes not.
===
function appletReady() {
var _dataInfo = jmolGetPropertyAsArray("auxiliaryInfo");
var
Dean,
Yeah, I thought of that and tried it, but that didn't work either. In
that case Firebug reports that getElementById is not defined. So it
seems for some reason Firefox isn't recognizing the textarea's id.
Incidentally, I get a similar error when I try the same with the
textDiv di
Right -- "name" attribute is quite problematical. In some browsers "id" is
accessible as "name", but that's not acceptable. And in some browser
versions the name of an element in a form is under the form name rather than
the document.
Always use "id" and, as Dean points out, then access it only us
Hi Jeff
The key must be in the dump() function, I'd say
You are trying to write an array into a text area. I guess different browsers
may take that differently, unless you force the array to become a string.
Or, how about calling jmolText fully?
document.getElementById("jmolText").value = dump(
Jeff,
No apologies needed. Giving an id to a does not create a Javascript
object automatically (at least in Firefox). You will have to use something
like:
var myText = document.getElementById('jmolText');
and then say
myText.value = dump(_dataInfo);
It's interesting that it *does* work in
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