The IESG has received a request from an individual submitter to consider
the following document:
- 'vCard Extensions for Instant Messaging (IM)'
draft-jennings-impp-vcard-07.txt as a Proposed Standard
The IESG plans to make a decision in the next few weeks, and solicits
final comments on
So I had the question posed to me yet again:
Ok, we know we should do microformats... but we're not sure where to
start. Can you help us out?
Seeing as how I'm probably not alone here, I was going to create a
Getting started with microformats page when I discovered a bunch of
confused pages
Chris Messina wrote:
So I had the question posed to me yet again:
Ok, we know we should do microformats... but we're not sure where to
start. Can you help us out?
Seeing as how I'm probably not alone here, I was going to create a
Getting started with microformats page when I discovered a bunch
Hi Chris,
I totally agree. Tantek and I were talking about this at Wordcamp --
how people don't really get microformats until they see them in
action. I marked up a sidebar calendar on my blog with the event
microformats and want to use that as one case study. I am sure there
are many others.
On 8/9/06 10:41 AM, Chris Messina [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
So I had the question posed to me yet again:
Ok, we know we should do microformats... but we're not sure where to
start. Can you help us out?
Seeing as how I'm probably not alone here, I was going to create a
Getting started with
This looks interesting - I was chatting to some of Apple's server team
last night at the webkit meetup.
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From: Peter Herndon [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date: August 9, 2006 12:35:11 PM PDT
To: twisted-web@twistedmatrix.com
Subject: [Twisted-web] Apple using Twisted in OS 10.5
I need to make sure that the hCal microformats I publish can be easily
converted into iCal format that is readable by Outlook. Since Outlook requires
the DTSTAMP property, I have to include dtstamp in the hCal. Some of the
examples at http://microformats.org/wiki/hcalendar-brainstorming
On Aug 9, 2006, at 10:41 AM, Chris Messina wrote:
I would like to propose (and yes, this means work at some point, but
for now I'm raising the issue) that we create a well-written and
straight forward page that does answer the question: I'm ready to get
started, so where do I begin?
I don't
I have written simple parsers for hCard and hCal in javascript that use
XPath to parse the microformat properties from an arbitrary xhtml
document. In general, for each known property I have code like this:
node = document.evaluate(//*[contains(@class,
'vevent')]//*[contains(@class,
There are several things to look out for... i'll answer a few, then
suggest we move this to the mf-dev list if there are more specific
questions.
1) the portion of the XPATH: contains(@class, 'description') will fail
if there is 'descriptions' (plural) because this is only looking for the
string
Chris Messina wrote:
So I had the question posed to me yet again:
Ok, we know we should do microformats... but we're not sure where to
start. Can you help us out?
[...]
We could offer either a case study (XCorp started by locating all
references to people and locations on their website. They
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