Yes, but one has always been able to load JavaScript from any server -- the
script tag src attribute has no cross-domain restrictions. This is standard
protocol by even the most advanced JavaScript libraries. Loading Google
hosted libraries, for example (
Right, there are two modes:
Info.deferApplet = false;
Info.deferUncover = true;
Image is displayed until applet loading is complete, then applet displays;
no user click involved.
The purpose is to provide a meaningful image while applet loading is
occurring.
Info.deferApplet = true;
Thanks, Bob
Sorry for the complaint. It seems I was misunderstanding the use of
deferUncover
> Q: Does https://chemapps.stolaf.edu/jmol/jsmol/cover.htm work for you?
> Q: How do these differ from https://chemapps.stolaf.edu/jmol/jsmol/cover.htm ?
They work the same, yes.
So I was expecting
Just to add some motivation for not using this facility. The reason that
browsers and security add-ons like NoScript make this difficult is
because it is one common symptom of somebody trying to attack you. They
plant a link to their own code somewhere in a perfectly respectable web
page that
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