On 25.07.2010 07:42, Corey Mwamba wrote:
<div class="vcard">
<b class="fn org">Heart FM (Sussex)</b>
<a href="radio:fm:102400000;context=geo:50.9761,0.2293"
class="url">102.4 MHz</a>
</div>
However, such a URI scheme does not exist. It could be registered with
IANA, or you could bypass that requirement by using a specialised HTTP
prefix instead, a la<http://dbooth.org/2006/urn2http/>.
side note:
A URI scheme for "geo" does now exists - it is standardized in RFC 5870,
so the following example:
Short of specialised URIs to identify radio signals, the most
appropriate construct in hCard would probably be class="note". e.g.:
<div class="vcard">
<b class="fn org">Heart FM (Sussex)</b>
<i class="note">
102.4 MHz
<abbr title="50.9761;0.2293"
class="geo">(Eastbourne)</abbr>
</i>
</div>
... could also include a
<i class='note'> 102.4 MHz
<a href='geo:50.9761;0.2293'>(Eastbourne)</a>
</i>
(Disclaimer: I'm one of the authors of the "geo" URI scheme, so my view
might be biased ;)
Alex
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