Re: [Jmol-users] Re: Jmol.js applet problems

[William R. <whr...@ms...>]

Miguel wrote:

>
>jmolRadioGroup takes an additional parameter designed to address exactly
>this problem.
>
>The second optional parameter is called separatorHtml. This HTML is output
>between the buttons of the radio group. You can use it for additional
>spacing, or to stack vertically, whatever you want.
>
>Using your example, we can stack vertically by saying:
>
>  jmolRadioGroup([
>                  ["spacefill off",  "off"],
>                  ["spacefill 70",  "70"],
>                  ["spacefill 20%",  "20%", "checked"],
>                  ["spacefill 50%",  "50%"],
>                  ["spacefill 100%", "100%"]
>                 ],
>                 "<br />"
>                );
>
>This should output <br /> in the right spots.
>
>(Note: I am using trailing / in order to be compliant with newer HTML/XML
>standards. But, in order to retain compatibility with very old browsers,
>you need to have a space between the br and the /)
>
>Full documentation for the Jmol.js library is at:
>
>  http://www.jmol.org/jslibrary
>
>Description of jmolRadioGroup is below.
>
>
>Miguel
>
>----------
>
>jmolRadioGroup
>
>    jmolRadioGroup(arrayOfRadioButtons, {separatorHtml}, {groupName})
>
>    Used to put up a group of mutually-exclusive radio buttons.
>arrayOfRadioButtons is usually specified using the JavaScript square
>brackets [ entryA, entryB, ... ] notation. Each entry is generally
>another array which contains a script, a label, and an optional
>isChecked flag. If an entry is a single string instead of an array,
>then that string is used for both the script and the label.
>
>    separatorHtml is used to specify HTML code that should be placed after
>each radio button. For example, to put the radio buttons on separate
>lines you should pass in "<br>" as the actual parameter. If
>separatorHtml is not specified it defaults to "<nbsp; "
>
>    groupName will be used as the common HTML name for all radio buttons
>in the group. It will default to jmolRadioGroup0, jmolRadioGroup1,
>etc.
>
>
>
>
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Thanks Miguel,

I must have missed this goodie when I was experimenting with Jmol.js 
last year. I will reexamine it with new enthusiasm.
I inadvertently confimed your advice to put Jmol.js on a server for 
testing. Normally, I prefer to work on my local computer (Mac OS 10.3) 
when writing new programs, and I was bothered by the fact that loading a 
new structure worked in Safari, but did not function in Netscape or 
Firefox. When I put the necessary files on our server, this problem 
disappeared.
Always listen to Miguel!

Bill