Re: [Jmol-users] How to save a JMol script - and execute that script automatically on loading of the relevant page.

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

Hi all,

after a longer vacation I'm back at the problem again.

After all your help I was able to load the signed applet, do all the 
necessary operations on the three molecules I wanted to show together 
and saved the script to a *.spt file.

The next problem shows up, when I try to execute this *.spt File from a 
web page (again using the signed applet):

JMol starts opening but does not complete the script. Instead I get a 
pop-up error message (strangely only on the first time I open the web 
page, the message does not appear agin, if i reload the page) saying 
that the application could not fulfil the request of the script. (Since 
I'm using a German computer and German version of JMol I cannot give the 
exact wording of the error message in English)

After closing the error window, there is no Java console open anymore, 
and no JMol window (just a blank space where it should be).

I'm posting the saved *.spt script with this mail so you can have a 
look, if something there is unusual, I only stripped the comment lines.
(as to be expected leaving the comments in the file does not change the 
error).

I did not change anything else in the script file.

The script is invoked by

<script type='text/javascript'>jmolSetAppletColor('#000000', '#000000', 
'#000000'); jmolApplet(size=[$wwidth, $wheight], script='load $skript', 
'cation'); </script>
(where php variables $wwidth, $wheight are width and height of the JMol 
window and $skript is the file locator of the *.spt script)
I checked that all of them are set to the correct values directly before 
the javascript commands.

How can I find out what causes the error?

Thanks in advance

Reinhold

> Am 08.07.2011 18:31, schrieb Angel Herráez:
>> Oh, good for you, Reinhold!
>> That was a striking situation.
>>
>> Yes, 2nd calls of initialize are ignored by design in Jmol.js
>>
>> Is your popup menu now completely enabled?
> yes. I have to do all other things tomorrow. if any more problems turn 
> up, I will inform you.
> thanks for all the help.
>
> All in all, I wouldn't expect the unsigned applet to offer any File>
> Save options at all. For me (probably an older version of Jmol), the
> whole File submenu is disabled