Re: [Jmol-users] How to save a JMol script - still not solved

[Reinhold S. <rs...@un...>]

Lets try to sort thesee things out correctly:

1.

Is the script command

jmolInitialize("jmol/",true);

or more general

jmolInitialize("[Path to Jmoldirectory]/jmol/", true);

written correctly to initialize the signed applet?
(Or did I make a mistake here?)

2. How can I verify that the signed applet is running and not the unsigned?

Using the
File - Save script with state
still gives me the generated script in the JMol console and also in the 
java console. (with the above invocation of the signed applet).

I DO NOT get a Save as Dialog.
So maybe the unsigned applet is running. If so, can you tell what went 
wrong with invoking the signed applet?

I'm using php to generate the html, so the exact code I use is:


echo "<script type=\"text/javascript\">
     jmolInitialize(\"external/jmol/\",true);    
jmolCheckBrowser(\"alert\", \"Your browser is incompatible. Please 
upgrade your browser if possible.\", \"now\");
</script>";

[backslashes are used as escapes for the double quotes)


Reinhold



Am 08.07.2011 14:46, schrieb Angel Herráez:
> Hi Reinhold
>
> I agree that this is becoming a big nuisance, but there's not much we
> can do on the Jmol side. It's a change in Java behaviour.
>
> Even though I posted about the select&  drag method working in
> Windows (I was pretty sure it worked for me), just two days ago it
> has not worked for me, so I might be wrong at the time, or there are
> different circumstances, don't know. But I meant dragging from the
> script console, not the Java console. In this, Ctrl-C works, although
> if as you say the output is truncated, it's not going to be of much
> help.
>
> Let's keep searching for a trick, and listening.
>
> At least using the signed applet, can't you use the "write" command
> to save the script? Or even the popup menu, File>  Save script with
> state.  That should work (I am seeing it right now in a page of mine)
>
>
>> Using the
>> File - Save script with state
>> gives me the generated script in the JMol console and also in the java
>> console.
> That's not correct; it should open a Save As dialog. What version?
>
>
>
>
>
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