Thanks Jonathan
I got your script and I was trying to use it.
My HTML page has the script set like that
<script type='text/javascript'>
var Colorscript = new Array (setAtomColor);
jmolColorPickerBox(Colorscript, 'rgb(100,100,100)')";
</script>
The array Colorscript should be the array which include the name of the
function to call, see below
the function setAtomColor() is written as :
var atomColor = "";
function elementSelected(element){
setValue("select none; halo off; label off");
setValue("select " + element + "; halo on; label on");
atomColor = "' color " + element;
return atomColor;
}
function setAtomColor (rgbCodeStr, Colorscript , jmolApplet0, atomColor){
var finalColor = " " + atomColor + " " + rgbCodeStr + " ";
return finalColor;
}
I think I got your explanation wrong in the headings of your script. Is the
rgbCodeStr the color selected by jmolColorPickerBox ?
Thanks a lot, Piero
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