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AngelHerraez: file setup for Export to Web

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AngelHerraez: file setup for Export to Web

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AngelHerraez: file setup for Export to Web

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AngelHerraez: document Export to Web for recent Jmol distributions

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document Export to Web for recent Jmol distributions

AngelHerraez: document Export to Web for recent Jmol distributions

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document Export to Web for recent Jmol distributions

AngelHerraez: document Export to Web for recent Jmol distributions

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document Export to Web for recent Jmol distributions

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= Jmol Export to Web application =
"Export to Web" (a.k.a. Jmol Web Page Maker) is a module included in the [[Jmol Application]]. Its purpose is to offer a user-friendly, basic, easy to learn way of producing simple webpages that include [[Jmol Applet]]s with molecular views that the user has prepared but still retain full-featured Jmol interactivity.

[[File:ExportToWeb_opening.png]][[File:ExportToWeb window.png]]

=== Former Jmol versions ===
With Jmol versions before 13.2, the use of E2W is described in Jonathan Gutow's tutorial [http://www.uwosh.edu/faculty_staff/gutow/Jmol_Web_Page_Maker/Export_to_web_tutorial.shtml in English] (y [http://biomodel.uah.es/Jmol/exporta_a_web/ en espaÃ±ol]).

=== Newer Jmol versions ===
Due to changes in the distribution file scheme in Jmol v. 13.2 and later (associated to the evolution towards [[Jmol_JavaScript_Object|Jmol-JSO and JSmol]]), you need to do some extra preparation before E2W will work successfully.

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 = Jmol Export to Web application =
-"Export to Web" (a.k.a. Jmol Web Page Maker) is a module included in the [[Jmol Application]]. Its purpose is to offer a user-friendly, basic, easy to learn way of producing simple webpages that include [[Jmol Applet]]s with molecular views that the user has prepared but still retain full-featured Jmol interactivity.
+"Export to Web" (a.k.a. Jmol Web Page Maker) is a module included in the [[Jmol Application]]. Its purpose is to offer a user-friendly, basic, easy to learn way of producing simple webpages that include [[Jmol Applet|JSmol objects]] with molecular views that the user has prepared but still retain full-featured Jmol interactivity.
-[[File:ExportToWeb_opening.png]][[File:ExportToWeb window.png]]
+[[File:ExportToWeb_opening_75.png]] [[File:ExportToWeb_window_75.png]]
-== Newer Jmol versions ==
+== Preparations ==
-Due to changes in the distribution file scheme in Jmol v. 13.2 and later (associated to the evolution towards [[Jmol_JavaScript_Object|Jmol-JSO and JSmol]]), you need to do some extra preparation before E2W will work successfully.
+You need to do some extra preparation before E2W will work successfully.
 # Create a folder where you will work with E2W.
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 Then, in the Export to Web dialog, under "Relative server path..." and "Relative local path..." you should enter the path to this {{folder|jsmol}} folder starting from the folder where you are saving your webpage (html file).
-Note the location of {{folder|jsmol}} in your local disk (for page testing) and in your web server (for visitors of your pages) need not be the same; that's why the dialog has two separate lines.
+Note that the location of {{folder|jsmol}} in your '''local disk (for page testing)''' and in your '''web server (for visitors of your pages)''' need not be the same; that's why the dialog has two separate lines.
-== Former Jmol versions ==
+== Legacy Jmol versions ==
-With Jmol versions before 13.2, the use of E2W is described in Jonathan Gutow's tutorial [http://www.uwosh.edu/faculty_staff/gutow/Jmol_Web_Page_Maker/Export_to_web_tutorial.shtml in English] (y [http://biomodel.uah.es/Jmol/exporta_a_web/ en espaÃ±ol]).
+Due to changes in the distribution file scheme that started with Jmol v. 13.2 (associated to the evolution towards [[Jmol_JavaScript_Object|Jmol-JSO and JSmol]]), the preparation procedures were different in former versions of Jmol:
 Make sure to extract (unzip) the whole contents of the downloaded Jmol distribution file, and to work with the {{file|Jmol.jar}} in that folder.

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		+	Then, in the Export to Web dialog, under "Relative server path..." and "Relative local path..." you should enter the path to this {{folder\|jsmol}} folder starting from the folder where you are saving your webpage (html file).
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		+	Note the location of {{folder\|jsmol}} in your local disk (for page testing) and in your web server (for visitors of your pages) need not be the same; that's why the dialog has two separate lines.

	== Former Jmol versions ==		== Former Jmol versions ==

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	''Note:'' not all contents of {{folder\|jsmol}} are needed; you must keep {{file\|JSmol.min.js}} and all the other {{file\|.js}} files, but among the subfolders, you can keep just {{folder\|idioma}}, {{folder\|java}}, {{folder\|j2s}} and {{folder\|php}}.		''Note:'' not all contents of {{folder\|jsmol}} are needed; you must keep {{file\|JSmol.min.js}} and all the other {{file\|.js}} files, but among the subfolders, you can keep just {{folder\|idioma}}, {{folder\|java}}, {{folder\|j2s}} and {{folder\|php}}.
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	== Former Jmol versions ==		== Former Jmol versions ==

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 # Go to your working folder, launch {{file|Jmol.jar}} and then you can load models and open the Export to Web module.
-''Note:'' not all contents of {{folder|jsmol}} are needed; you can keep just {{folder|idioma}}, {{folder|java}}, {{folder|j2s}} and {{folder|php}}.
+''Note:'' not all contents of {{folder|jsmol}} are needed; you must keep {{file|JSmol.min.js}} and all the other {{file|.js}} files, but among the subfolders, you can keep just {{folder|idioma}}, {{folder|java}}, {{folder|j2s}} and {{folder|php}}.
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 [[File:ExportToWeb_opening.png]][[File:ExportToWeb window.png]]
 == Newer Jmol versions ==
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 # Create a folder where you will work with E2W.
-# Download the distribution file, {{file|Jmol-13.x.x-binary.zip}} and extract its contents: a {{folder|jmol-13.x.x}} folder will be created by default.
+# Download the distribution file, {{file|Jmol-14.x.x-binary.zip}} and extract its contents: a {{folder|jmol-14.x.x}} folder will be created by default.
 #* Transfer the {{file|Jmol.jar}} to your working folder.
-# Unzip the {{file|jsmol.zip}}; it will create a {{folder|jsmol}} folder with a {{folder|java}} folder inside (among others).
+# Unzip the {{file|jsmol.zip}}; it will create a {{folder|jsmol}} folder with several folders inside.
-#* Open the {{folder|jsmol/java}} folder and transfer {{file|JmolApplet.jar}} and all {{file|JmolApplet0*.jar}} files to your working folder. (That's about 62 files.)
+#* Transfer that {{folder|jsmol}} folder too to your working folder (but see note below).
 # Go to your working folder, launch {{file|Jmol.jar}} and then you can load models and open the Export to Web module.