Hi Tzontonel,
I guess that onClick is not the expected way to use the drop-down items :-)
You may use this:
<select onChange="document.jmol.script(this.value)">
<option value="select">Select vibration by clicking here</option>
<option class="green" value="frame 4">T(Ca, CO3)</option>
etc., as long as you don't need the 'value' property you were already using.
Even so, if it's
always the same as the displayed text, this can be get using option[i].text I
think. Example:
<select onChange="document.jmol.script(this.value);
alert(this.options[this.selectedIndex].text)">
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