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H. G. Muller wrote on Sun, Jul 9, 2017 08:09 AM UTC:

> Diagrams don't seem to work anymore, just code appears!

Is this still the case now? It could have been due to an update of the browser you use, which prevents it from using .gif files as JavaScript sources. Initially the JavaScript powering the diagram was uploaded as a .gif file, because the CVP software did not allow me to upload .js files. But the Chrome browser did not want to use the .gif file from the very start, and Fergus then copied the .gif file to a .js file, and altered the upload scripts so that I could update that. But recently the diagrams that were still using the .gif file also stopped working for me in FireFox, and became active again when I changed them to use the .js file. The diagram creator now also will refer the .js file rather than the .gif file in the diagrams it creates.


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