Hi Ira and Yael
> the questions are:
> 1. when pressing C3H4 button, the MMMMMMM button is created in new HTML page,
> how can we make it appear on the same page where the C3H4 button is?
> 2. before the jmolHtml we've created jmolButton("load JmolFolder/C3H4.mol;
> draw
> jmolButton(jjj)", "C3H4");
> but inside jmolHtml it does not recognize it, and just create another new
> button called C3H4,
> how can we make it recognize the jmolButton that was created before?
2. I am guessing, but I think ypur problem is related to this: the jmolButton()
functin is
designed to insert content into the web page while this is loading, not after
it. You can
probably do what you want by using
jmolSetDocument(false)
see file:///F:/webs/eclipse/Jmol-trunk/Jmol-
web/build/html/jslibrary/index.es.html#jmolSetDocument
And that's probably also why the button is created in a new window (your point
1.)
3. On the other hand, I don't think it is a good idea that you name your
butttons like
'jmolButton0' , since these are the names created by Jmol.js and you may have
duplicates.
Maybe that's the reason why you don't get your button recognized. Give
different names to
the buttons you create manually, if you even need them to have a name.
4. The input tag does not use a closing tag </input>
5. It should work the same, but I think it's cleaner if you create your button
outside Jmol.js.
That is, don't use
jmolHtml("<input TYPE=BUTTON etc
but just put
<input TYPE="BUTTON" value = 'C3H4' name = 'myjmolButton0'
onClick='addButtons()'>
");
outside the script tag.
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