- From: Jocelyn Fournier <jocelyn.fournier@googlemail.com>
- Date: Mon, 23 Jan 2012 18:34:21 +0100
- To: public-vocabs@w3.org, webnetworkz@gmail.com
Hi Mark, Le 23/01/12 09:01, Mark Keller a écrit : > Hello Jocelyn, > > (Looping in the group to our conversation) > > I definitely see what you are saying about it being a link to the page > with the structured markup. > > If you are going to markup the url for an itemtype of Event, you will > most likely need to include the name, url, and startDate at a minimum. Actually I was considering (perhaps wrongly) if a url property is used, whatever the itemtype, there shouldn't be any other markup since it should be described on the target page (as long as it's on the same ___domain). Otherwise it's just redundant informations; and in my case since I doesn't display the startDate, it would force me to use hidden properties. As for the name, I assume it should (could ?) extract it from the url anchor text ? > > I would like to quote the example on the Schema.org website, the Event > itemtype page, where they gave this example of a url inside of the > itemtype Event markup. > > 1. <divitemprop="events"itemscopeitemtype="http://schema.org/Event"> > 2. <ahref="foo-fighters-may23-midamericacenter"itemprop="url"> > 3. <spanitemprop="name">Mid America Center</span> > 4. </a> > 5. <spanitemprop="___location">Council Bluffs, IA, US</span> > 6. <metaitemprop="startDate"content="2011-05-23">May 23 > 7. <ahref="ticketmaster.com/foofighters/may23-2011 > <http://ticketmaster.com/foofighters/may23-2011>"itemprop="offers">Buy > tickets</a> > 8. </div> > > > I have not found a way to properly create links with itemtype Events in > the fashion you mentioned ( other than marking up all the required > information ). > > I am not saying this is not a bug, just my 2cents... Yup, some clarifications would be helpful in this case :) Best Regards, Jocelyn Fournier
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