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Although I completely agree that server-side queryability is something we should ask from Google, I'd like to follow up on: On Mon, Mar 17, 2008 at 11:06 AM, Jonathan Rochkind <[log in to unmask]> wrote: > The > architecture of SFX would make it hard to implement Google Books API > access as purely client javascript, without losing full integration with > SFX on par with other 'services' used by SFX. We will see what happens. > Could you elaborate? Do you mean 'hard' or 'impossible'? Meanwhile, I've extended the google book classes (libx.org/gbs ) to provide more flexibility; it now supports these classes: gbs-thumbnail Include an <img...> embedding the thumbnail image gbs-link-to-preview Wrap span in link to preview at GBS gbs-link-to-info Wrap span in link to info page at GBS gbs-link-to-thumbnail Wrap span in link to thumbnail at GBS gbs-if-noview Keep this span only if GBS reports that book's viewability is 'noview' gbs-if-partial-or-full Keep this span only if GBS reports that book's viewability is at least 'partial' gbs-if-partial Keep this span only if GBS reports that book's viewability is 'partial' gbs-if-full Keep this span only if GBS reports that book's viewability is 'full' gbs-remove-on-failure Remove this span if GBS doesn't return bookInfo for this item - Godmar