Hallvord R M Steen ha scritto:
HTML5 already contains elements that can be used to help obtain this
information, such as the title, article and it's associated heading h1
to h6 and time. Obtaining author names might be a little more
difficult, though perhaps hCard might help.
Indeed.
Of course, but I think your comment misses half of the proposed
solution.. namely what format the UA puts the information on the
clipboard in.
Determining how one application passes information via the clipboard to
another application seems very much out of scope of HTML.
If we keep
Hallvord R M Steen wrote:
2009/1/20 Jamie Rumbelow ja...@jamierumbelow.net:
I think that the already available solution to your problem are Microformats
- you are essentially embedding metadata, semantically in HTML.
Of course, but I think your comment misses half of the proposed
solution..
If this was discussed already, sorry. There has been so much RDF/meta
data discussion that I'm far from on top of it..
I'd like some way to add meta data to a page that could be integrated
with the UA's copy/paste commands.
For example, if I copy a sentence from Wikipedia and paste it in some
Hallvord R M Steen wrote:
I'd like some way to add meta data to a page that could be integrated
with the UA's copy/paste commands.
These use cases are a good start, but the problem is that you've begun
with the assumption that copy and paste would be a part of the solution.
For example, if
2009/1/20 Jamie Rumbelow ja...@jamierumbelow.net:
I think that the already available solution to your problem are Microformats
- you are essentially embedding metadata, semantically in HTML.
Of course, but I think your comment misses half of the proposed
solution.. namely what format the UA
I'd like some way to add meta data to a page that could be integrated
with the UA's copy/paste commands.
These use cases are a good start, but the problem is that you've begun with
the assumption that copy and paste would be a part of the solution.
That's not a bug, it's a feature :)
Ian
