Rolf and Angel,
OK, I have a lot of formatting to do, but I have this darn thing working on an
iPad.
I was evidently correct in my first interpretation of the docs:
Console:
Throws up a console window from which a user can enter script commands and
monitor the messages returned by Jmol as, for example, from the show or
getPropertycommand. JSmol note: <div id=JmolApplet0_console></div> sets a place
on the page for the JSmol console.
When I put <div id=jmolApplet0_console></div> inside the body of my document,
albeit with a lowercase “j”, the console stays where I put it (drag gone), and,
more importantly, the buttons work in the iPad.
For reasons that I don’t understand, the close and help links are gone in the
“new” console. I’m formatting the “new” console the same way Bob formats the
“original” console (except for top and left):
<div id="jmolApplet0_console" class="jmolConsole" style="display: block;
background-color: yellow; width: 600px; height: 362px; position: absolute;
z-index: 100008; top: 700px; left: 0px;"></div>
It seems that iPad did not like this div outside the <body>. Now that the div
is actually in my page code where I can edit it, I should be able to place it
and show/hide as I need.
Otis
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> On Jul 28, 2017, at 12:56 PM, Rolf Huehne <rolf.hue...@leibniz-fli.de> wrote:
>
> Am 28.07.17 um 18:35 schrieb Otis Rothenberger:
>> All,
>>
>> I had some confused wording in my previous note!
>>
>> Here’s my dilemma expressed more concisely: If the console is visible,
>> then the following have no affect:
>>
>> $("#JmolApplet0_console").css("position","fixed”);
>>
>> $("#JmolApplet0_console").css("position","fixed", "important");
>>
>> This is true with or without my adding <div
>> id=JmolApplet0_console></div> to my page.
>>
>> Also, $("#JmolApplet0_console").length equals zero, which suggests that
>> the div of that name does not exist.
>>
>> Again, this is all with the console visible.
>>
> It does work for me in JSmol 14.18.1 (Javascript). My guess would be that the
> applet ID is not correct. Maybe a case problem "jmolApplet0"?
>
> In the following example the 'console' function is redefined and takes four
> parameters (the last two must be provided in quotes):
>
> 1) X-position
> 2) Y-position
> 3) position mode ("fixed", "absolute")
> 4) applet ID
>
> My applet ID is "jmolJSnet3D".
> It works for me if the console is closed or already open.
>
> --- Example -----
> function console(x,y,mode,appletID) {
> if ("" + x == "") {
> x = 20;
> }
> if ("" + y == "") {
> y = 20;
> }
> if (mode == "") {
> mode = "absolute");
> }
> if (appletID == "") {
> appletID = "jmolApplet0";
> }
> console;
> command = '$("#' + appletID + '_console").css("top",' + x + '); $("#' +
> appletID + '_console").css("left",' + y + '); $("#' + appletID +
> '_console").css("position","' + mode + '");';
> javascript @command;
> }
>
> console(20,20,"fixed","jmolJSnet3D");
> -------------
>
> Regards,
> Rolf
>
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