Thanks Melvin, Well, the tool returns just text. But it supposed to be "application/ld+json" if you want to use it practically. On Mon, Oct 14, 2013 at 2:09 AM, Melvin Carvalho <melvincarvalho@gmail.com>wrote: > > > > On 14 October 2013 01:49, Ka-Sing Chou <ka-sing@quantumspork.nl> wrote: > >> Dear Gregg Kellogg, >> >> For the last couple of days I have been busy with creating a tool to >> convert webpages with microdata to JSON-LD. You can find this tool via this >> url: https://www.seoprovider.nl/content/microdata2jsonld/ >> However, I haven't had the time to tidy it up the layout, but if you copy >> paste the output to JSON-LD playground, I think it will look pretty neat. >> (don't forget to copy paste the context to the context section of the >> playground). >> >> Anyway... my main question: "Is the output correct or do I miss >> something?" >> >> Input: >> https://www.seoprovider.nl/seo-diensten/snelheid-en-semantische-optimalisatie/<http://www.seoprovider.nl/seo-diensten/snelheid-en-semantische-optimalisatie/> >> JSON-LD output: >> https://www.seoprovider.nl/content/microdata2jsonld/?url=https://www.seoprovider.nl/seo-diensten/snelheid-en-semantische-optimalisatie/ >> >> > > Wow, great! What mime type are you returning? > > >> >> For now all the @id's are the same as the input URL, but do you think I >> have to be more specific on the @id's by providing the correct URI's that >> targets a specific ID object? >> >> -- >> Friendly regards, >> >> Ka-Sing Chou >> 06 - 54 76 30 81 >> ka-sing@quantumspork.nl >> > > -- Met vriendelijke groet, Ka-Sing Chou 06 - 54 76 30 81 ka-sing@quantumspork.nl
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