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But I asked the MoinMoin developers and they said that there was currently no mechanism to support this.

I think it would be better if there were some way to only include the Jmol.js file on the pages that actually used the Jmol macros.

I don't know whether it is better to put the tags around each of the controls individually, or to wrap it around the whole page.

JmolButton.py jmolInitialize.py jmolMenu.py macro]$ for foo in jmol*.py do echo $foo echo '-' cat $foo echo '-' done JmolApplet.py jmolCheckbox.py jmolLink.py jmolRadioGroup.py they go into /data/plugin/macro macro]$ macro]$ ls jmol*.py Page_header1 = 'jmolInitialize('./jmolapplet')'

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You can address points 4 & 5 by putting the following code into your wikiconfig.py # Get the macros in the right place for your wikiįrom this point on, any page on the web site will be able to create Jmol applets and controls.įor the first 3 points above you are on your own.The jmolInitialize() function must be called exactly once for each page.The Jmol.js library must be included on each page.get some molecules stored on (or accessible through) your web server.get the Jmol applet + Jmol.js stuff installed on your web server.get a clean MoinMoin installed on your web server.In order to make this work we need to do a few things: It is just a place for me to remember what I did so that I can talk to other people about it. However, they can do this within the context of a Wiki page, where it is easy to get a fast debugging/turnaround cycle. , ])]]īasically, a page author uses exactly the same syntax that they would use if they were writing in JavaScript.

]Ĭlick ] to rotate by 10 degrees about the x axis The idea was to mimic the functionality of the Jmol.js JavaScript library, but make it easily accessible through the Macro mechanism that is available in MoinMoin.īelow is some sample code that shows the syntax for creating a page with a bunch of controls. 1 Jmol.js JavaScript -> MoinMoin Macros.

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