make sure that also you then set the size of the applet from the size of the
div, using
<div id="JmolDiv" style="height:250px;width=250px">
<script type="text/javascript">jmolApplet(["100%","100%"],
someScript)</script>
</div>
because otherwise I think even if the div changes size, the applet won't.
You can go to a fraction of a pixel -- 0.01px, for example, and that should
still work and not even show one pixel.
Bob
2009/10/31 Angel Herráez <[email protected]>
> Hello, Manu
>
> Depending on the way you hide your applet (e.g using CSS style
> display:none) and the
> browser you use, the applet object is destroyed and has to be regenerated
> later when you
> unhide it. That might be the cause for your trouble, as there might a
> timing conflict between
> the scripted action and the applet being reinitialized.
>
> Try hiding the applet with CSS style height:1px;width:1px
>
>
> On 31 Oct 2009 at 19:56, [email protected] wrote:
>
> > Hi All,
> > i've a problem i was not able to find the solution in the mailing list.
> > I'm using JMol Applet in a (div)block that i'm able to hide or not.
> > Each time i unhide the applet, i've to run twice jmolscript function
> > to be able to see my structure. Certainly a question of initialization
> > of the applet (something like that huh ?)
> > Is there a way to correct this problem ?
>
>
>
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