Re: [Jmol-users] Hello to jmol

[LMH <lmh...@mo...>]

Angel Herráez wrote:
> @LMH,
>
> see for example a simple demo of table with images of structures generated
> on the fly from MOLdata:
>
> http://biomodel.uah.es/en/DIY/ChemDoodle/2d-viewer_4.7.0/test1.htm
>
> That should be easy to connect to whatever you use to generate the html
> page and table, right?
>
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This looks pretty good. As long as there is an element that I can just 
stick in a td tag, then it should play nicely with any other html code I 
may need.

It looks like I just need to have,

ChemDoodleWeb-libs.js
ChemDoodleWeb.js

in the directory with my html, is that right?

I will need this to be dynamic, meaning that I won't be able to hard 
code the number of rows and such, but that is a question for the ruby 
code that will generate the webpage.

Can you do things like modify text color and such?

LMHmedchem