Paths to the Applet
Path to Jmol Applet on Server:
In the top text field of the Export to Web (Jmol Web Page Maker) dialog set the relative path on the SERVER (directions to the directory) to Jmol from the directory that will contain your web page.  Use a "../" for each level you move up in the directory structure from where your page will be stored followed by names for each level down. Example: Jmol applet jar files and Jmol.js are in the directory "/www/applets/java/jmol" on the server, and you will be creating the directory "/www/yourname/thispage" to hold the HTML files and other data files. The correct path to the Jmol applet is then "../../applets/java/jmol" (up two levels to the www directory and then down to the jmol directory).
Local Path (used to test the pages on your local machine while developing them):
In the second text box of the Export to Web (Jmol Web Page Maker) dialog set the relative path on your computer to the Jmol applet.  This allows you to test the pages without uploading them to the server (on Macs you must use Safari for testing because of security issues).  The directory containing the .html file must be a subdirectory of the directory containing the Jmol applet.  There are two ways to do this:

Last Update: July 25, 2008
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by J. Gutow