Thanks, Bob
Cool? probably, but for me right now I'd rather say complex
Anyway, our worries were that the file could be retrieved twice. From your
explanation I gather it's not the case, so OK
However, I think Proteopedia scripts are not using load SYNC, and for sure
my pages are not using that (at least explicitly; is it an implicit default?)
Proteopedia's flow of scripts is:
1- page loads and has an Info.script (with some echo)
2- page has also a getApplet() + two Jmol.script()
The first sets variables, the 2nd has the "load filter" command + a call to an
spt file
--Maybe a single script call would be better?
3- the spt file runs a few commands and then calls a 2nd spt file
In detail:
Info0.script = "set pdbGetHeader true; set echo off; set echo loading 50%
50%; set echo loading center; color echo [xffa500]; echo Loading, please
wait ...; refresh; ",
Jmol.getApplet("jmolApplet1",Info0);
Jmol.script(jmolApplet1,"set platformSpeed 8; DEFAULTPSPEED = 8; ");
Jmol.script(jmolApplet1,
"load models {0 0 1} 1stp.gz filter \"*.CA,*.P|HETATM,![HOH]\";
script initialview01.spt; );
and within initialview01.spt :
script initialview02.spt;
We are mostly concerned about fast page+JSmol loading.
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