Hi, thanks Bob and Angel for your suggestions.
It turns out I had already solved the problem before I
read them though, the solution has to do with Angel's comment
about using jmolScript to load the molecule by a
'user action' (In general this will always be "after"
the applet is started, so no conflicts should arise)
BTW, I make the call to jmolScript("load...") inside another
js file which is included in the principal html page as
<script src="./file.js" type="text/javascript"></script>
and it works.
Bob wrote:
Changing coloring scheme. This is a good feature request.
Please do introduce it as such.
Glad I brought it up. How do I do that ;)
PS. I'd like to mention again my amazement about what
jmol can do (or someone can do with it ;). It is really a great
project!
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