Angel Herraez wrote:

>On 11 Sep 2007 at 8:25, Steven R. Spilatro wrote:
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>>I have followed the development of the custom menu option with great 
>>interest and plan to implement this soon.  
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>I agree, and also plan to play with it sometime, but no time right now ;-(
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>>I ask that we consider the 
>>challenge of defining which features are 'advanced' in such a way 
>>that suits a significant portion of the users.  
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>Yes, that's tricky.
>I favor in principle the idea of a "simpler" menu, but also there is the point 
>that users will get 
>confused if each webpage that uses Jmol has a different menu. Some balance 
>must be 
>found.
>
>Another idea:
>maybe we should not have an official, agreed upon, "simple" menu, but let that 
>each page 
>author builds his own according to the page content and needs. However, it 
>would be 
>interesting that the user has always the option to go to full menu; that would 
>reduce 
>confusion and frustration.
>Bob, among the elements available when building up a custom menu, can there be 
>one that 
>sets the menu to full? I guess so, sort of "load the default Jmol menu".
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That's a good suggestion. -- Just a suggested guideline, I think. The 
command is simply:

load menu ""


I suppose we could make that automatically inserted at the bottom, but 
that seems a bit heavy-handed. Maybe there's a reason NOT to have the 
full menu in certain cases. If we wanted to, though, we could have "Full 
Menu" part of the translation set, so if any one uses it, it will show 
up translated, even though it's not on the full menu itself.

By the way, What do you think of a "Load Model" menu item that calls up 
a prompt preloaded with the current file name? That's easy for the 
applet. Just:

fname = javascript("prompt(\"Enter a file name\",\""+_modelfile+"\")");
if (fname !="null" && fname !="");x =script("load "+fname);endif;

Bob


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