Hi Pedro,
One compelling use of microformats is client-side integration. For
example, a Firefox plugin might scan the rendered page for vcards and
turn them into links in the organization's directory. Another might
scan for vevents and provide a composite view of the events on a page
and your calendar. Also, the "Live" (Ray Ozzie) Clipboard can recognize
microformatted content and allow you to copy&paste it from the web page
onto other desktop or web apps.
In all of these examples, the "crawler" is an included script or browser
plugin looking at the same dynamic page content as the user.
Pedro Custódio wrote:
Hi everyone!
I'm kind of new into the microformats world, so this doubt can have
actually been answered before, if so please excuse me! ;)
How do you take advantage of microformats on pages built using ajax
technology, I mean pages, which content is loaded via ajax/json methods?
The base page continues to have the initial data or source code, while
the content displayed varies. What's your suggestion for combining the 2
technologies?
Thanks,
Pedro
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