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#331 have default values for (required) parameters

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Miguel
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2005-11-28
2005-10-26
Anonymous
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The applet requires some parameters, this is not always
very useful please provide default values

if we do this, we dont have to worry about missing
params...

public String getParameter(String paramName)
{
String val = super.getParameter(paramName);
if ("progressbar".equals(paramName) && val ==
null) val = "true";
if ("progresscolor".equals(paramName) && val ==
null) val = "blue";
if ("boxmessage".equals(paramName) && val
== null) val = "...";
if ("boxbgcolor".equals(paramName) && val
== null) val = "black";
if ("boxfgcolor".equals(paramName) && val
== null) val = "white";
return val;
}

Discussion

  • Miguel

    Miguel - 2005-11-28

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    These are parameters that are part of the HTML code. The
    JmolApplet cannot supply params that should be part of your
    .html page.

    Use the Jmol.js JavaScript library and your problems will go
    away.

     
  • Miguel

    Miguel - 2005-11-28
    • status: open --> closed-invalid
     

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