In message <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>,
"Costello, Roger L." <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes
>I am when using Brian Suda's xhtml2kml.xsl tool to create a KML file
>from an hCard. Then I display the KML on Google Earth.
>
>What is the best practice for wrapping hCard data with geo, which will
>result in the most informative rendering on Google Earth? Let me
>explain what I mean.
As a general point of principle,; I suggest you use the best, most
meaningful, markup, and not try to tailor it to the idiosyncrasies of a
particular tool. If a tool is not giving the optimum output, write to
its author and ask them to consider changing the way it works.
>Consider this hCard:
>
><span class="vcard">
> <span class="fn org">Waldorf-Astoria</span>
> <span class="adr">
> <span class="street-address">301 Park Ave.</span><br />
> <span class="locality">New York</span>,
> <abbr class="region" title="New York">NY</abbr>
> <span class="postal-code">10022</span>
> </span>
></span>
>
>The lat/lon coordinates of the Waldorf-Astoria are:
>
> Latitude: 40.756561 / Longitude: -73.974056
I feel the only thing there which might equate to an abbreviation, for
which the coordinates are the full form, is the postal (Zip) code.
--
Andy Mabbett
Say "NO!" to compulsory ID Cards: <http://www.no2id.net/>
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