Hello Toby
Toby A Inkster wrote:
Good work, Martin. As I am rubbish at XSLT, these few notes are mainly
from a FOAF perspective:
Thank you :-)
1. RDF (and thus FOAF, which is an application of RDF) uses URIs to
identify virtually everything. (There are exceptions: literals and
blank nodes.) What is important for RDF to work is that each distinct
resource (i.e. "thing") has a distinct URI. No two resources can share
a URI - syntactically there is nothing to prevent them sharing, but
semantically it doesn't work - things fall apart when you start
feeding your data into any sort of reasoning system.
Good catch Toby, I meant to fix this, Its fixed now by generating unique
rdf:nodeID 's
2. You seem to have rel=author and rev=made back to front. They are
not for linking to stuff which you've authored/made; they are for
linking *from* stuff that you've authored *to* you! If you want to
link from *you* to stuff that you've authored, use rev=author or
rel=made.
Oh Oh this discussion again, right and wrong in brief
I only allowed for rel=author because I was told by the HTML5 WG that
that it is the same as rev=made see:
http://www.whatwg.org/specs/web-apps/current-work/multipage/structured-client-side-storage.html#link-type-author
If, I accept that rel=made on my homepage is to link to things I have
made the relationship is defined as how THAT page relates to the
referencing page example:
<a rel="made" href="http://someapp.com/";>I made this app</a>
would translate as <http://someapp.com/> made
<http://referencingpage.com> which is wrong as "someapp" has not made
"referencingpage"
lets try that with rev instead
<a rev="made" href="http://someapp.com/";>I made this app</a>
would translate as <http://referencingpage.com/> made
<http://someapp.com/> much better!
Think of vote-links[1] and how they work, instead of saying the
referencing page is a vote-* , its saying that it has "made",
[1] http://microformats.org/wiki/vote-links
3. In your example output, your foaf:name is "MartinMcEvoy" (no space).
Thanks Fixed, the xslt was stripping all spaces
Thank you for your valuable feedback.
--
Martin McEvoy
http://weborganics.co.uk/
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