Actually, Eric, that little code I suggested would just send the browser
into an endless loop. The message you get back from the loadStructCallback
is just the standard "zapped" message.
You want an errorCallback:
JmolScript("set errorCallback 'myErrorCallback'")
function myErrorCallback(appId, errorMsg, scriptErrorMsg) {
....
}
That's if you don't care if loading a bad model trashes the current model.
Again, if you want to avoid that, use the Jmol load() command.
Bob
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