this could be a floating div or a static div next to a scrollable div.
But I'm still not clear on the type of "drawing" you are after. Could you
point to a few examples of what you are interested using links to the web?
On Tue, Dec 11, 2012 at 5:40 PM, LMH <[email protected]> wrote:
> Angel Herráez wrote:
> > Hello
> >
> > I think that using Jmol for just displaying several 2D structures is
> overkill.
> >>From your MOLfiles many pieces of software can offer a display. For
> > example, JME is much ligther than Jmol. Or you probably should try some
> of
> > the html+javascript based viewers that do not rely on Java.
> >
> > Reading the database should not be a problem if you know how to use e.g
> > php to fill in the webpage. I think that sorting rows goes into the
> same field
> > (php) or maybe you can use some ready-made libraries for that task (I
> just
> > tried "sortable html tables" in Google and solutions come out).
> >
> >
> >
> >
> >
> >
> >
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> I was thinking of using ruby on rails or ruby sinatra to create the
> webpage (instead of php). This is in part because I am using ruby to
> access the sqlite database. I think that it will not be too bad to
> render the rest of the data in a browser, I just don't know how to
> display the structure.
>
> I guess that the main issue is finding a solution that will easily allow
> the mixing of content on the page. Something like code that will just
> "display this structure here" would be nice.
>
> LMHmedchem
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