[jupyter] use display.Javascript to embed custom JS code#22522
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In previous implementation only display.HTML with embed <script></script> was used. But dependeing from security settings jupyter or web browser blocks loading of such <script> tag directly. Therefore split cell output to `display.HTML()` and `display.Javascript()`. This clearly indicates that JS code wants to be embed and therefore security settings should not block output. Can help to resolve issue in https://root-forum.cern.ch/t/64882/
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thanks. Are backports needed?
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In previous implementation only
display.HTML()with embed<script></script>was used. But depending from security settings jupyter or web browser blocks loading of such<script>inside HTML code. Therefore split cell output todisplay.HTML()anddisplay.Javascript(). This clearly indicates that JS code wants to be embed and therefore security settings should not block output.Can help to resolve issue in https://root-forum.cern.ch/t/64882/