We are experiencing even more trouble today. Perhaps we just have too much watexy content on one page?

Would you consider examining our page to see how we are using it and see if you can identify why the robot is being crazy?

My wave account is jeffreyjgray@googlewave.com — or email me at jgray@jhu.edu and I can invite you to the wave with our homework solutions.

I would appreciate any insight you could offer. It’s really important for us to have equations in this document and the wave+watexy seemed like a great way to do it, but at this point the problems are making it very difficult for us.

Thank you for considering the help.

Jeff

Yes, that is what MathML would mean. You can take a look at e.g. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/MathML . But the downside is that additional fonts is required to be installed for MathML to work.

Regarding c’n'p from Word, I’m not sure. I actually haven’t thought about it before you mention it. I’ll keep it in my mind, but it’s a low priority if it’s even possible.

I like the MathML idea–would this give us real fonts rather than images? That would be much nicer on the eyes.

The LaTeX input form is wonderful and I think the best solution for writing equations.

Would cut-and-paste from the Word equation editor ever be possible? Seems like that could be encoded in MathML. Its LaTeX-like entry and immediate conversion to math fonts is wonderful and might be a goal to strive toward with this package.

Thanks again.

Another solution is to use MathML, and I’m also working on that. But for know it’s really not that supported, so I’m not planning on releasing anything shortly.

The problem with you having to click the image can be caused by two things: either it’s simply not generated (which I don’t think is the case, because then you probably wouldn’t be able to see it when editing), or wave’s auto-height adjusting is terrible (sorry, Google). As far as I have experience, it’s only an issue with block math, so maybe try with inlining equations (although it doesn’t give you the possibility to edit, again because Waves doesn’t support inline Gadgets).

So there’s still som bugs, but as you can read, I believe that the most is caused by Google .

Please keep commenting and posting experiences!

However, we’re having a lot of trouble with images not being rendered. There seem to be some serious bugs in the current version. Images show up as lines, and I have to double-click on them to get the edit box and then the rendering is shown. I know the students are going to complain (and blame me!).

Am I doing something wrong? Are there any bot updates / bugfixes to correct this?

Thanks again for your effort with this important project.

$$ doesn’t work for me, and the images aren’t completely rendered always, but heck; wave isn’t out yet