> I would raise the question as to how you are doing these tests? This
> comes back to Miguel's comments the other day.
Tim found out that Safari allows one to load an applet if the html page,
applet, and data files are all in the same directory. If either the data
files or the JmolApplet are in other directories it raises a
SecurityException.
Also, this development style is *not* portable to other web browsers.
Therefore, I strongly recommend that you do development on a web server.
For RasMol script development, I strongly recommend using the JmolApplet.
It is a much more robust and forgiving environment than the web browser.
- open the script window
- open the Jmol Console
- develop your scripts in a myScript.txt file
- load these text files using the script window
- when you are done, deploy the same myScript.txt files to
your web application
[param name="script" value="load myScript.txt" /]
Miguel
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