Differences in notebook behavior between Mathematica and Cloud

Questions
1

How come the attached Notebook works in Mathematica 12 & not in the cloud?

sliders.nb (48.9 KB)

2

Hi Milton,

I published the notebook you attached to my cloud account without making any changes and it works.

3

The Notebook works

  1. in Mathematica 12

  2. in the cloud

  3. It Doesn’t work (present the Normal Distribution plot) when I include a link to the cloud copy
    in a web page.

Sorry for the misunderstanding.

Milt Benjamin

4

Hi Milton,

Thanks for clarifying. Sounds like you are trying to embed the notebook in an HTML page. I have attached an example (test.html) showing how to do it. Open test.html in a browser.

Check the documentation for details.

test.html (476 Bytes)

5

Rohit,

Thanks for you input. I will try it.

Milt

6

Hi Rohit,
The referenced NoteBook runs in the cloud but doesn’t run as a web page,
The data which is contained in t1 array which comes from an Import[] of an Excel File does not seem to arrive at the web page.
Any ideas?
Thanks again,
Milt Benjamin
https://www.wolframcloud.com/env/58e100e0-cba4-47e7-ae43-ae270ad9f872
The Excel data file is in the same directory of my Wolfram Cloud Account as newRpt2.nb

newRpt.xlsx (60.5 KB)

7

Hi Milton,

If a Manipulate refers to user defined functions it must include the SaveDefinitions option to work correctly in the cloud. I copied your notebook to my cloud account and made a few changes. The attached milton.html shows it embedded in an HTML page.

milton.html (478 Bytes)

8

Hi Rohit,

I found a neat way to generate buttons which select options..

Peace,

Milt

RadioButtonsShort.nb (181 KB)

9

Hi Milton,

Nice! I adapted some of your code and added it to the code I posted in a reply to this thread. See attached notebook, the code cells are hidden, ungroup the cells (Command ’ on Mac) to see the code. Unfortunately, the appearance on the Wolfram Cloud is not the same. I’ll see if I can resolve that when I have time.

NucleotideSelection.nb (235 KB)

10

Hi Rohit,

You used some functions which I have not used yet like Riffle. The Wolfram Program Language is elegant, enabling complex calculations with only implicit loops.
Loops are implemented by applying pure functions to lists, reducing the size of a Wolfram Script by as much as an order of magnitude over using For, While or Do.
I have problems which can be written in Mathematica fairly compactly if objects can be passed to functions by reference.
However, HoldFirst@ and HoldAll@ don’t seem to mix well with Dynamic@. I just need to become more familiar with Mathematica’s non-intuitive oddities!.
Any Thoughts?
Thanks,
MIlt

11

Hi Milton,

Can you please provide an example that demonstrates Dynamic not mixing well with Hold*?