Hi,
My head is spinning from reading too much of the website at once so forgive me
if I've missed the obvious.
The Microformats in REST Web Services page appears to concern the use of
microformats to describe a web service.
Has it been considered whether microformats could also be used with
e.g. this site needs my address details but luckily my browser has spotted
their form will accept my hcard.
Hi Chris, that's an interesting application idea but I think the idea
behind a microformat is to describe content in the HTML document in a
standardized format (based on common usage
Hi
Hi Chris, that's an interesting application idea but I think the idea
behind a microformat is to describe content in the HTML document in a
standardized format (based on common usage elsewhere such as vCard)
rather than store it externally (for use by the browser to populate a
form).
I
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any general opinions or thoughts on the latitude longitude shorthand?
Thought will need to be given to how that is transferred to off-world
locations. This may mean requiring
Ara Pehlivanian [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
e.g. this site needs my address details but luckily my browser has spotted
their form will accept my hcard.
Hi Chris, that's an interesting application idea but I think the idea
behind a microformat is to describe content in the HTML document in a
At 13:35 25/01/2007, you wrote:
Hi Chris, that's an interesting application idea but I think the idea
behind a microformat is to describe content in the HTML document in a
standardized format (based on common usage elsewhere such as vCard)
rather than store it externally (for use by the
Chris Newell [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
At 13:35 25/01/2007, you wrote:
Hi Chris, that's an interesting application idea but I think the idea
behind a microformat is to describe content in the HTML document in a
standardized format (based on common usage elsewhere such as vCard)
rather than
On Jan 25, 2007, at 8:02 AM, Chris Newell wrote:
At 13:35 25/01/2007, you wrote:
Hi Chris, that's an interesting application idea but I think the
idea
behind a microformat is to describe content in the HTML document
in a
standardized format (based on common usage elsewhere such as vCard)
I dont think this is the point, Chris wanted to focus on.
If there would be a standarized format how to descripe form elements
it would help developers of extentions, plugins and useragents to
automatically prefill it. (Instead of just guessing if its possibly a
login-field).
There are two
Hi,
I'm a little late to the game, having not picked up on the specifics
of Microformats until the dConstruct '06 talk. Since then we (a small
group) have been toying with the possibility of a new browser
extension; and have recently made it a reality. We are a little guilty
of just
On 1/24/07, Colin Barrett [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Jan 24, 2007, at 7:30 PM, anders conbere wrote:
All over the web there are code snippets and code examples, and just
plain people showing of little programs they've written. This data is
typical acompanied by an author or list of
At 14:27 25/01/2007, Scott wrote:
On Sep 28, 2006, at 5:58 AM, Ben Ward wrote:
What if I was to mark up the form (and fields) with hCard classes?
Good idea? Bad idea? I strikes me that it could be useful for auto- complete
applications, but not sure if it would pollute the web
with
Would be nice to see some submissions from the microformats community,
Would be nice if the technorati Microformats Search had an API (if it
does I can't find it).
A.
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Would be nice to see some submissions from the microformats community,
Would be nice if the technorati Microformats Search had an API (if it
does I can't find it).
Euh, I just noticed that I started my remark with the same words as
the quote. This wasn't meant to be facetious or
Dear Microformat-discuss readers,
First, forgive me if I'm screwing this up, I know absolutely nothing
about mailing lists.
Secondly, I joined because of XPN, an ‘XHTML Professionals Network’
microformat. I thought this up at the end of December, and tried to
contact Eric, Tantek and Matt
I've added a page to the wiki to catalog examples of source code being
published online and the ways they do that.
http://microformats.org/wiki/code-examples
I suppose I'll be filling that in over the next couple of days.
~ Anders
On 1/25/07, anders conbere [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On
You certainly know more about it than I do, though I have no qualms
adding it to the wiki. It certainly would solve a bunch of the issues
regarding the added markup for syntax highlighting.
As for where that should go... it seems to me like it could be sited
as an example of existing solutions,
On 1/25/2007, Anders said:
I've added a page to the wiki to catalog examples of source code being
published online and the ways they do that.
http://microformats.org/wiki/code-examples
I suppose I'll be filling that in over the next couple of days.
~ Anders
snip
All over the web there are
Hi,
I'm coming across an increasing number of references to microformats and
already do some work in the area of the Semantic Web so I'm trying to
see the big picture of how it all fits together.
I've read a few introductory articles and faqs but still have some
questions about how microformats
On 1/25/07, Tim White [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On 1/25/2007, Anders said:
I've added a page to the wiki to catalog examples of source code being
published online and the ways they do that.
http://microformats.org/wiki/code-examples
I suppose I'll be filling that in over the next couple of
On 1/25/07, Jonathan C Williams [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Jan 24, 2007, at 10:30 PM, anders conbere wrote:
All over the web there are code snippets and code examples, and just
plain people showing of little programs they've written. This data is
typical acompanied by an author or list of
I can't help but consider the security implications here, password
managers have been giving the browser developers hell this whole last
year, in attempting to determine what forms are safe to submit private
data to, and which are not. This kind of here's my hCard
exclamation seems nice in
http://wikia.com/wiki/Collaboration_of_the_month/Genealogy/Blurb
These folks just popped up on my radar, and I think there is a great
opportunity here. I don't know too much about their requirements, but
this is a quote from the web page:
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Of particular importance is developing a
Hey Killian,
Take a look at XBN -- we brought up this idea awhile back on Tara's urging...
http://tinyurl.com/2qa5pc
There's also more there generally about the idea of professional
relationships. I favor a moderate advancement of professional
relationships, especially in the context of
On 1/25/2007 Anders said:
I agree what I'm proposing is more of a macro-format or a
conglomerate of several microformats.
...snip...
First is in consumption, with hproduct and hreview we have by and
large a single class of consumption, reviews, products etc. Tools
used to scrape for those will
On Thursday, January 25, 2007 5:53 PM Chris Messina wrote:
Take a look at XBN -- we brought up this idea awhile back on
Tara's urging...
http://tinyurl.com/2qa5pc
There's also more there generally about the idea of professional
relationships. I favor a moderate advancement of
On Jan 25, 2007, at 3:01 PM, stephen mulcahy wrote:
I've read a few introductory articles and faqs but still have some
questions about how microformats fit together and work. When I first
came across microformats I had the (mistaken) impression that they
were
a way for anyone to arbitrarily
Hi, is anyone still interested in an LA meetup this weekend?
I see 4 names on the wiki page, and a couple of votes for places.
That ought to be enough for an interesting meeting - who's in?
-mike
On 1/18/07, josh lucas [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Michael -
Thanks for creating the page! I just
Hi there,
Secondly, I joined because of XPN, an 'XHTML Professionals Network'
microformat. I thought this up at the end of December, and tried to
Well my immediate question is why not simply extend XFN? Really XFN
represents a small subset of all possible social relationships; and I
can think
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