Please check
http://www.stolaf.edu/people/hansonr/jmol/test/proto/nocallback.htm
If this works, it is a breakthrough. If not, well, just another fun
morning.
Two new ideas here:
1) using jmolScriptWait() to wait for applet load completion prior to
continuing.
2) using a new parameter idea with the applet object:
<param name="statusForm" value="myformname">
What this does is provide a new mechanism for applet/JavaScript
communication.
Instead of the applet calling a function for callbacks, instead of the page
polling the applet, the applet simply deposits its status report in a
document form
textbox (document.myformname.statusText).
I've tested this only on Windows using IE, Opera, and Mozilla.
Thanks,
Bob
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