Henw wrote:
> document.jmol1.script('script1...');
> document.jmol2.script('script2...');
Or, using Jmol.js one can call:
jmolScript('script1', 1);
jmolScript('script2', 2);
> In this way one can construct toggle buttons as well, which I don't find
> in the current jmol.js
These 'toggle' buttons are available in Jmol.js as
jmolCheckbox('script-when-checked', 'script-when-unchecked', 'label-name',
booleanIsCheckedByDefault);
Miguel
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