[uf-discuss] hCard: is this use of geo + adr legal?

[Brian Suda]

I'd say that is legal, abit strange, but valid.

ADR itself has no value, only the sub-properties. Just like N & FN we
do class="fn n" all the time, and the FN is made-up of all the child
nodes, whereas the N is only the portions of it's sub-properties,
given-name, etc.

In your example, parsers do not actually look for any value of ADR
only children properties, so the abbr would be ignored in this case
when applied to the ADR.

-brian

On 11/20/06, Costello, Roger L. <costello at mitre.org> wrote:
> Hi Folks,
>
> Is this legal:
>
> <abbr class="geo adr" title="30.266935;-97.739267">
>     <span class="street-address">401 East 6th St.</span>
> </abbr>
>
> I think that it is not legal.
>
> My understanding of the abbr design pattern is that the value of the
> title attribute is to be used as the value of the property specified in
> the class attribute.  In this case there are two properties (geo and
> adr) specified in the class attribute.  Thus, an hCard tool would not
> know whether the value of the title attribute should be applied to the
> geo property or to the adr property.
>
> What do you say?
>
> /Roger
>
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