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Endeca is used by the Florida state system and NC state. There are significant discrepancies between FSU's and NCSU's catalogs, perhaps because of version or implementation differences. FSU, for example, just requires flipping a flag in the URL to display a MARC record (change V=D to V=M). NCSU requires the generation of a URL like

http://catalog.lib.ncsu.edu/web2/tramp2.exe/download_hitlist/A0r3evn1.001/NCSUCatResults.mrc?server=1home&format=MARC&server=1home&item=1&item_source=1home

where "A0r3evn1.001" is a randomly generated key that appears only once the item record is displayed. NCSU generates a MARC binary.

Should be possible, and should speed things up a little bit (although not all that much, since the big overhead comes from the API calls), but will be a little painful to implement.

For many sites, there are a few well-defined blocks of content that are of interest. It would save network burden and simplify translator authoring to allow extracted DOM elements to be saved in a separately generated document. The attached patches against the trunk illustrate the approach. The files are:

Diff-enable-dom-object-save.patch

This provides a "document:" slot on the translator attachments object, which accepts a DOM document object.

Diff-dom-translator-utility.patch

This is a utility for use in translators, that does the heavy lifting of building a simple web page with DOM elements provided to the function as content.

Diff-mainichi-translator.patch

This is a sample translator that works against news articles at mainichi.jp (both the English and the Japanese sites).

This work follows on from earlier discussions that took place on zotero-dev:

​http://groups.google.com/group/zotero-dev/browse_thread/thread/7d4ed9d1710ac897

If it is feasible, it would be very convenient to have this facility available in translators.

User should be able to highlight text and right-click to trigger lookup.