I can see this hcard, but would think it would be a contact mech form remember addresses are permanent, people move.
Adrian Crum sent the following on 11/6/2008 10:12 AM: > It would be nice to have the HTML markup include the hCard microformat: > http://microformats.org/wiki/hcard. > > -Adrian > > Joe Eckard wrote: >> I would like to help improve postal address input and formatting in >> OFBiz to provide better support for international customers and >> shipments. >> >> The general idea is that a specified country would change how the >> postal address input form is arranged and labeled, and how the postal >> address is formatted for display. This would have a side effect of >> consolidating the input and display formatting into central locations. >> >> No data model changes are required, though a case could be made for >> adding a field "address3" to the postal address entity. >> >> To start, this could be as simple as having two generic templates: >> >> Address 1 >> Address 2 >> Address 3* >> City, State, Postal Code >> >> or >> >> Address 1 >> Address 2 >> Address 3* >> Postal Code, City, State >> >> (this is how UPS handles formatting for their Smart Labels, except >> they display Address 321 instead of 123) >> >> and then adding more country-specific templates as desired. >> >> Is there any additional interest in this? Any comments or suggestions? >> >> -Joe >> >> >> links: >> >> http://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/OFBIZ-203 - discussion >> related to a proposed freemarker implementation from 2006 >> >> >> http://www.upu.int/post_code/en/postal_addressing_systems_member_countries.shtml >> - address formats >> >> http://xml.coverpages.org/Lubenow-UPUS42.html - UPU S42 Standard >> on International Postal Address Components and Templates >> (fairly interesting, but not freely available and appears to >> only have XML templates for 15 countries) > >
