Scott Reynen wrote:
On Mar 2, 2007, at 2:40 PM, Michael MD wrote:
I don't see how special cases where something has to be extracted
in a different way are expressed in the profiles.
Michael didn't see how that was expressed in profiles because it's
*not* expressed in the profiles.
Paul Wilkins wrote:
If you mouse to the bottom right of the presentation (or
press C) you'll find there are some minor controls, but
you've got to either stumble upon them or know about them
beforehand.
What's really needed is for someone to take the S5 system
and built upon it an easily
Paul:
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I really enjoyed your discussion, and you seem to be very knowledgable about
Javascript issues. I have started a project with a partner in the UK (I am
in the USA) that we hope to see grow to be used by most websites and most
webusers. One thing we think is missing are
Oops! Oh well, nothing said that I wasn't going to present to the
Microformat community eventually!
-Mike
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Ryan Cannon wrote:
Ryan Cannon wrote: Adding an @profile attribute to he
headelement is far less technically demanding than,
say, creating a tag space, which we also require.
Especially as the addition also has no performance or
usability impact.
It may be less technically
On Mar 5, 2007, at 3:31 AM, Danny Ayers wrote:
Thought this might be useful:
http://dannyayers.com/misc/microformats/soupdragon
http://epeus.blogspot.com/2007/03/hot-news-people-lie.html
Or, as we say round here, 'not 80%'
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On 3/6/07, Kevin Marks [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
The 80% thing has become nearly meaningless.
Let me clarify that - Danny's 'ceci n'est pas une pipe' example is
clearly not 80%. There is a potential danger of people
misrepresenting things as microformats that aren't (eg spammers), but
On Mar 6, 2007, at 10:09 AM, Kevin Marks wrote:
Let me clarify that - Danny's 'ceci n'est pas une pipe' example is
clearly not 80%.
I think 80% is irrelevant here because it's not even the same
problem. Profile URIs solve the problem of ambiguous assertions.
They do not solve the
On Mar 6, 2007, at 11:46 AM, Mike Schinkel wrote:
What I said was: WYSIWYG-only
users can't read code. Microformats without tools are
code. In my experience, WYSIWYG users who post code they
cannot read rarely get the outcome they desire. Authoring
Microformats with the intention that they be
Bob Jonkman wrote:
Hi all: Today I had the urge to mark up an arbitrary date, not one
that is part of
an hCalendar event, eg.
Use version 7.0.2 from abbr title=2007-03-055 March 2007/span
This is to provide some standarization in presenting dates, but
keep them human-
readable in
Mike Schinkel wrote:
Strange; S5's intro[1] DOES print correctly in outline mode, but Roger's
AHAH slideshow does not.
Now that *is* an interesting problem.
It appears that Roger uses a separate print stylesheet that forces the
page break after each slide. Naughty Roger.
At least some of
From: Mike Schinkel [EMAIL PROTECTED]
I have a book in my hands Definitive XML Schema written in 2001,
published
in 2002 and it discussed Namespaces in depth. The recommendation may have
been last year, but it was not last year that the technology was available
for people to use.
And the fact
In message [EMAIL PROTECTED], Bob Jonkman
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes
Today I had the urge to mark up an arbitrary date, not one that is part
of an hCalendar event, eg.
Use version 7.0.2 from abbr title=2007-03-055 March 2007/span
This is to provide some standarization in presenting dates,
In message [EMAIL PROTECTED], Bob Jonkman
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes
dtstart and dtend aren't appropriate semantic classes in this example.
Is there a proper microformat for arbitrary dates?
P.S.
What about class=dtstamp ?
Which, I notice is missing from:
On 3/6/07 12:32 PM, Andy Mabbett [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Which, I notice is missing from:
http://microformats.org/wiki/hcalendar-cheatsheet
What properties should it have there?
This is an excellent question, and one that has been raised before (by Andy
and others, i.e. where is
From: James Craig [EMAIL PROTECTED]
In this case, I think what you are looking for is the 'datetime'
attribute on INS and DEL elements.
ins datetime=2007-03-055 March 2007/ins
This has nothing to do with microformats; it's just semantic HTML. It
specifies the time of the insertion or
Paul Wilkins wrote:
While it specifies the time of insertion or deletion, the semantics
of that don't match up with what we're wanting to do here.
Unless you and Bob are working on that project together, the
semantics of the use can only be determined by Bob.
The INS and DEL elements are
From: James Craig [EMAIL PROTECTED]
While it specifies the time of insertion or deletion, the semantics of
that don't match up with what we're wanting to do here.
Unless you and Bob are working on that project together, the semantics of
the use can only be determined by Bob.
The semantics
From: James Craig [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Given that, you might also want to specify the URI for version changes.
ins cite=/whatsnew/7.0.2/ datetime=2007-03-05Use version 7.0.2
from 5 March 2007./ins
My apologies James, I see that we're both approaching the same answer from
different
But Michael can, of course, better clarify for himself exactly what
he was looking for and not finding.
I just thought I might be able to use the profile idea to provide a way to
tell a parser what to look for. If they are not meant for that then that is
my mistake. I just thought I might be
Question: would the community be ok with a draft approximate property list
for hCalendar sooner than a comprehensive precise property list later?
My standards/implementation instincts had biased me towards the latter, but
I realize that in many ways, ironically, that's actually contrary to much
Scott Reynen wrote:
My main problem is the class=vcard organizer. The hCal spec [1] says
ORGANIZER in iCalendar may be represented by an hCard in hCalendar,
so that's what I'm doing. I want the class=fn org to be part of the
vCard, so I need to wrap the vCard around both the h2 and the
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