Otis, I thought this couldn't be done, but a search told me that onMouseOver is
supported
for the applet tag, so I've done a few tests and (at least in Firefox) both
applet and object
are supported. So, using Jmol.js to insert the applet, you can do
document.getElementById("jmolApplet0").onmouseover = function() { test() }
somewhere after the applet has been inserted (e.g. at the end of the body). And
it does
work! The first time it seems to take some delay, though.
The "test" function is defined elsewhere and does whatever you want.
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