Anand Gadiyar wrote:
>   Check out the Amazon Lookup add-on. The link is given below. I have
> not used this. We were planning to integrate the add-on, but haven't
> done so yet. I don't know anyone who is currently using it.
> http://obiblio.sourceforge.net/index.php/Main/AddOns
>
>
>> By the way, clicking a "Request Book" link resulted in a JavaScript 
>> error.
>  The request book link fails for some specific books. I'm trying to
> find out which ones. Could you let me know which book you tried with.
>
>   The request book facility was added by us. Small modifications to
> the original code. We're still playing with it. The facility was added
> so that our members can request books that we deliver later in the
> day. The unmodified OpenBiblio behaves like a Library Desk management
> tool, operated by a library staff member. There are no major issues
> with that as far as I can tell.
>
>> Is there a way to look at the backend, without actually installing
>> OpenBiblio?
>
>   Do you mean the code for OpenBiblio or the MySQL tables it creates.
> The former is easy enough. Just download and unzip OpenBiblio. The PHP
> code is right there. If you want to take a look at the tables, you
> will have to install OpenBiblio. The database tables are created
> during the installation.

Thanks Anand, I haven't had time to explore this, but I'll revisit this once 
we hire a web developer.

Vitaliy 

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