diff --git a/README.txt b/README.txt
index 8eae468..77fef0f 100644
--- a/README.txt
+++ b/README.txt
@@ -8,7 +8,7 @@ Copy this code in your web app.
 
 Place the response.html somewhere, let's say at http://sp.example.com/response.html.
 
-Add this:
+Add this in your page header:
 
   <script type="text/javascript" src="jquery-1.7.2.min.js"></script>
   <script type="text/javascript" src="jquery.qs.js"></script>
@@ -19,10 +19,34 @@ And make the linked files accessible.
 
 Call this to get the globally stored preference:
 
-  $.disco_query("http://sp.example.com/metadata", "http://disco.example.com/store", "http://sp.example.com/response.html", function (entity_id, auth) {
-   // do something with it
- });
+  $.disco_query("http://sp.example.com/metadata", // requestor ID
+      "http://disco.example.com/store", // store URL
+      "http://sp.example.com/response.html",  // response.html URL
+      function (entity_id, store, auth) { // callback if a response is received
+        // do something with it
+        // entity_id: 
+        //    is the entity ID of the preferred IdP of the user
+        // store: 
+        //    is the URL of the store answering (for example if you launch
+        //    many request, you can know which store answered
+        // auth:
+        //    should be "saml" but could be anything else (facebook, openid, etc..)
+  });
 
-Call this to store your preference:
+Call this to store your preference (you can launch many store request at the same time):
 
-  $.disco_query("http://sp.example.com/metadata", "http://chosen_idp.example.com/metadata", "http://disco.example.com/store", "http://sp.example.com/response.html");
+  $.disco_set("http://sp.example.com/metadata", // requestor ID
+      "http://chosen_idp.example.com/metadata", // store URL
+      "http://disco.example.com/store", // idp IDP to store
+      "http://sp.example.com/response.html", // response.html URL
+      function (entity_id, store, auth) {  // callback if you want to know that the saving succeeded
+         // do what you want here
+      });
+
+How it works
+------------
+
+Request to the discovery services are made inside iframes. So in order for the
+request to be received, you need to let the iframe load itself. It means that
+if you are doing those calls when leaving the current page, you must wait a
+certain time for the loading to occur (and otherwise timeout using setTimeout).