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Benjamin West [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes
If people want to filter things out, or draw particular attention to a
thread being related to a specific proposal, using the [hCard]
notation (for example) works quite well in the subject field.
I concur. Filtering
Wow. This thread spiraled into nowhere land quickly.
I mean, once you're into personal preferences, you know that you're
never going to win. Some prefer email, some forums, some RSS -- hell
-- it's just the *display* of data. Thank g*d we separated those two a
long time ago so that people can
There is also a pure DOM Javascript version by Jeremy Keith here: (you
can view source to see how it works) It used hCards/hCalendar and GEO
to mash-up google maps.
http://austin.adactio.com/
As for my geo service (http://suda.co.uk/projects/microformats/geo/)
that uses an XSLT to convert the
they can appear anywhere inside or out. GEO is just another property
in vCards, they are not directly associated with ADR. Infact they are
NOT associated with ADR, they are associated with the person. GEO is a
singular property in hCard because it does NOT represent the address,
but instead the
Roger Costello wrote:
Suppose I have an ordinary HTML web page. Embedded in the web page
are
a number of geo microformats. The web page has a link to, say, a
Javascript file. When the web page is loaded in a browser, the
Javascript is automatically invoked and extracts all the geo
I just don't want to be checking a mailing list, wiki AND a forum.
On that point I've proposed integrating the mailing list AND the forum, to
give people the option of which of the two to use. So you wouldn't have to
check all three.
-Mike
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Colin:
I'm going to reply to you point for point because, frankly after reading
your reply I felt like you were dredging up excuses, not reasons and I just
feel compelled to challege your assertions.
To the rest of you, please feel free it ignore the rest of my email if you
would rather not be
Chris:
I mean, once you're into personal preferences,
Just a point of note, I brought my preferences up only to show that there
were counter preferances and that one-sided preferences shouldn't be the
driving factor. Which was a much more verbose way of saying what you just
said.
But rather
Have you looked at the Geo implementations section:
http://microformats.org/wiki/geo#Implementations
There are a couple of Javascript and associated tools like what you've
done. I wrote one using Greasemonkey to display a map of locations,
and also geolocate you and give you driving directions.
On Nov 3, 2006, at 6:58 AM, Jeremy Keith wrote:
Thinking about it, demanding the use of the geo microformat might
even be redundant in some countries like the USA: Google Maps (and
others) have geo-lookups built into the API now, so a good adr in
an hcard would be enough.
I was thinking
Hi Folks,
The vcard specification says that the logo property may have a type
subproperty to indicate the format of the logo image (e.g., gif, jpeg).
However, as I look at the hCard specification it does not show the logo
property as having a type subproperty. Is that a typo?
/Roger
from RFC 2426 3.5.3 LOGO Type Definition:
Type special notes: The type can include the type parameter TYPE to
specify the graphic image format type. The TYPE parameter values MUST
be one of the IANA registered image formats or a non-standard image
format.
because the img element doesn't
Thanks Brian. No, I don't have an example of where the type
subproperty is needed. In fact, like you, I saw no need for it with
hCard (although I can see the need in vcard, where the logo can be
expressed directly in the vcard as base64). Perhaps there should be a
mention on the hCard page that
when you include data as base64, you will use the data:// uri that
URI[1] allows for explict description of the TYPE, so that is where
X2V extracts the TYPE data from.
see http://suda.co.uk/contact/ i have a hidden class=photo with a data URI:
img clas=photo alt=my Gravitar
Thinking about it, demanding the use of the geo microformat might
even be redundant in some countries like the USA: Google Maps (and
others) have geo-lookups built into the API now, so a good adr in
an hcard would be enough.
Even such geocoding services are still not quite smart
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