On Mar 1, 2006, at 10:28 p, Bob Hanson wrote:
Otis Rothenberger wrote:
http://www.che.ilstu.edu/osrothen/jmol/script_page.aspx
A simple color change (fairly intuitive, I hope) to an atom in the
default
methane molecule of object 01, followed by a show object 02 back
to object
01 will demonstrate the Opera problem. In Opera, I also lose all
DOM control
of the objects after a simple operation like this - not so in MSIE or
Firefox.
sure enough, Otis, Opera totally unloads the applet when you do
applet.style.visibility="hidden" and reloads it
from scratch when you do .visibility="visible".
As convenient as it is to make the visible or invisible, you are
going to have to use another tactic. Move the object left= -1000 or
something like that instead of hiding it.
how about changing the z-index instead of the visibility? I assume
the applets overlap each other, so this might work.
just a thought.
tim
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