Open scottwsides opened 4 years ago
Tried this out and it didnt work. I'm getting errors first about Javascript not finding require.
Then I tried:
%%HTML
then
%%HTML
and the require message goes away. Tnen inside the 'smiles_draw.ipynb' notebook I try
smiles=SmilesEditor() smiles
it simply says "Error displaying widget". However widgets are configured correctly because other ipywidgets are working
I tried it on Ubuntu 20 using the Chromium browser and it worked perfectly. Sorry, I don't have much experience with Jupyter and I cannot help you much here. I would suggest to post a new issue in the JSME_ipywidget project.
panel and panel-chemistry seemed to work for me. I guess I'll move on Dr. Scott W Sides (303) 718-7028
On Thu, May 27, 2021 at 11:58 AM jsme-editor @.***> wrote:
I tried it on Ubuntu 20 using the Chromium browser and it worked perfectly. Sorry, I don't have much experience with Jupyter and I cannot help you much here. I would suggest to post a new issue in the JSME_ipywidget project.
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Is there a way to embed the JSME editor in a jupyterlab notebook? I downloaded JSME and in my local browser, I can open the html files and they seem to work fine. When I do the same from my Jupyterlab file browser, it says I need to enable javascript in my browser. Is this a jupyterlab configuration issue (I have to go through a specific build step to enable ipywidgets for example) or... can I run JSME directly as javascript code? If so, I think I can use the Jupyterlab javascript cell magic... its just that I don't know enough javascript to be able to figure out what command to use. Thanks!