Hello,
I am working on an AddressBook type module for Drupal using hCard and
have run up against a minor quandrum in correctly formatting email (
to a lesser extent url) properties. I've read through hCard
information on this mailing list and found a type of answer, but I'd
like to pick your
Kim Franch wrote:
My confusion comes when trying to impliment email types. I used the
following markup:
a href=FooBarRedirect
abbr class=email title=[EMAIL PROTECTED]
span class=type title=internet prefEmail FooBar/span
/abbr
/a
The markup appears to be correct, as when your code is
I've got a bit of a problem with an hCard that I need to mark up and I
was wondering if anyone could lend me a hand.
I realize the syntax requires that a type be specified for telephone
numbers (voice, fax, etc...) and that's where my problem lies.
It's inconvenient to have the word voice appear
From: Ara Pehlivanian [EMAIL PROTECTED]
I've got a bit of a problem with an hCard that I need to mark up and I
was wondering if anyone could lend me a hand.
I realize the syntax requires that a type be specified for telephone
numbers (voice, fax, etc...) and that's where my problem lies.
It's
On 3/11/07, Paul Wilkins [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Good news, the voice type is the default one, so you don't have to specify
the voice type at all, and only specify for the fax (in this case).
With that, you can have
p class=telTel: span class=value(514) 123-4567/p
p class=telspan
From: Paul Wilkins [EMAIL PROTECTED]
With that, you can have
p class=telTel: span class=value(514) 123-4567/p
p class=telspan class=typeFax/span: span class=value(514)
123-4568/span/p
Correction:
p class=telTel: span class=value(514) 123-4567/span/p
p class=telspan class=typeFax/span: span
On 3/11/07, Paul Wilkins [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
From: Ara Pehlivanian [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Any ideas about internationalization? How would I handle fax in
French? I doubt that Télécopieur would be a valid type, since RFC
2426 doesn't seem to be geared toward types in other languages.
If the
On 3/11/07, Kim Franch [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
a href=FooBarRedirect
abbr class=email title=[EMAIL PROTECTED]
span class=type title=internet prefEmail FooBar/span
/abbr
/a
This markup is incorrect. title can only be used with an abbr - the
title on a span wont work.
Why aren't you
On Mar 11, 2007, at 9:47 PM, Mike Kaply wrote:
This markup is incorrect. title can only be used with an abbr - the
title on a span wont work.
To clarify, the title attribute only acts as a replacement of content
on abbr, but the title attribute on span is valid HTML markup for
generally
From: Mike Kaply [EMAIL PROTECTED]
On 3/11/07, Kim Franch [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
a href=FooBarRedirect
abbr class=email title=[EMAIL PROTECTED]
span class=type title=internet prefEmail FooBar/span
/abbr
/a
This markup is incorrect. title can only be used with an abbr - the
title on
On Mar 11, 2007, at 10:21 PM, Paul Wilkins wrote:
Why aren't you just using a mailto?
I suspect because he wants people to be directed to a page where
they can get in touch, instead.
Why not just have a anchor that
points to the web page?
Perhaps he wants to be a sneaky bastard (tm)
From: Scott Reynen [EMAIL PROTECTED]
The inital problem I encountered with both propeties stemmed from the
fact that I hook into another Drupal module for link managment and
click-through tracking, the latter using a redirect after logging the
click-through.
So the goal is to have the href
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