- From: Cédric Mesnage <cedric.mesnage@lu.unisi.ch>
- Date: Thu, 31 May 2007 21:01:53 +0200
- To: public-rdf-in-xhtml-tf@w3.org
- Message-Id: <7064ED05-B958-448E-84D2-24FFABD13E67@lu.unisi.ch>
Hi all, I have a question regarding blank nodes in RDFa, I don't know if the issue has been raised already and I apologize if it has. In the RDFa Primer I saw that you can create unnamed blank nodes using the 'rel' attribute as in the example: <dl class="foaf:Person" about="#card" id="card"> .... <dt>Address</dt> <dd rel="foaf:address"> <span property="foaf:address_line_1">77 Massachusetts Ave.</ span><br /> <span property="foaf:address_line_2">MIT Room 32-G524</span><br /> <span property="foaf:city">Cambridge</span> MA 02139<br /> <span property="foaf:country">USA</span> </dd> .... </dl> This works for predicates layered in an instance definition, do you plan having a similar principle for classes? I'd like to have: <span class="foaf:Person" > some things about the person </span> to be considered as a blank node, currently in RDFa On Rails(http:// rdfa.rubyforge.org/) I generate blank node names this way: <span class="foaf:Person" about="#BNode1"> some things about the person </span> incrementing the number through the page generation, but this is ugly. The other solution is that I can just forbidden the use of classes if no uri or explicit blank node name is given. Hope this does make some sense and look forward to get you point of view. Best Regards! --- Cédric Mesnage PhD Student cedric.mesnage@lu.unisi.ch http://www.inf.unisi.ch/phd/mesnage/ http://myunderstanding.wordpress.com/
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