microdata | Ruby HTML5 Microdata extractor | Scraper library
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Ruby library for extracting HTML5 Microdata.
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- Convert the properties to a hash
- Extracts the property value from the XML element .
- Makes an absolute url
- Extract items from object
- Parses elements of the given element .
- Extracts the properties from the property
- Parses the properties of the item references
- Extract properties from the hash
- Add an item to the property
- Find node by id
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QUESTION
I administer an educational site that includes a calendar of global events, but these are not "Events" in the sense that Schema.org's Event type considers them – they don't have a location, and they are observed across a wide area (e.g. a country, an continent, or worldwide). They are more like global anniversaries, occasions or observances. Examples include Earth Day, Chinese New Year, World Book Day, International Women's Day and so on.
In our initial attempt at introducing microdata for these calendar pages, I have used the Event type, but I'm aware that as many – or most – of these events don't have a definable location (in the sense that Schema.org represents a location), and are not "attended" in a physical or digital sense, they cannot be valid.
Is there a more appropriate type in the Schema.org vocabulary that I should use in this case? Is it inappropriate to try to represent them in Schema.org microdata at all?
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Mar-09 at 04:31Maybe Google's guide for an online event can help you, including an example:
QUESTION
I am trying to scrape golf course details of all golf courses in the world using this directory: https://www.golfadvisor.com/course-directory
While I wrote the parse function to scrape the actual courses:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Dec-03 at 16:11I would recommend usage of SitemapSpider for this case
as according website's robots.txt - it has sitemaps that contain all 36K course links
QUESTION
I am trying to extract the recipe name from schema.org microdata using xpath
This is the xpath I came up with:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Jun-02 at 19:52If I understand your question correctly and you want to include all Recipe Name and exclude all testx, this expression
QUESTION
i'm actually trying to get my squarespace eCommerce working with facebook, integration with micro data nearly work. when i test it on this url : https://business.facebook.com/ads/microdata/debug
they say that there is missing an id product meta : product:retailer_item_id
when i add it by code injection on product page :
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-May-05 at 17:50Unfortunately, adding that via a product collection's header code injection will result in exactly as you have found: it will output {ProductId} as a string. The use of JSON-T variables is only available when using developer mode with Squarespace version 7.0.
So, you cannot use JSON-T variables via code injection. Therefore, there is no way to dynamically insert the product ID via the collection's code injection.
Furthermore, at time of writing, you cannot use JavaScript to add og data, per the answers here and here.
Therefore, the only way to achieve your desired outcome is using Developer Mode using Squarespace 7.0, and to create/edit the product.list and/or product.item files. But doing so is not recommended on a live website unless you have a good deal of experience working with developer mode and product collections. That is because Squarespace does not officially support custom product collections lists/items anymore. It is still possible to do, but only to a limited degree and one must avoid various bugs and pitfalls.
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I have searched a lot and a lot so as to find material about how to get meta data using XMLHTTP. And I think that's impossible to do that using the Early binding method. The only approach that will work is the late binding by CreateObject("HTMLFile") and dealing with that HTML which is late binding. The disadvantage of this approach is that it doesn't support the use of the QuerySelector or QuerySelectorAll..
Now I am trying to find alternative to this CSS selector .. without using the QuerySelector
ANSWER
Answered 2020-Apr-03 at 23:48Try this:
QUESTION
I can schedule events using gMail markup, but...
- If I attempt to reschedule an event, it just makes a second copy at the new time, and leaves the original event intact.
- If I attempt to cancel an event, nothing happens.
An example of what my confirmation looks like:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Feb-04 at 19:03Google has confirmed via eMail that cancelling events and removing duplicate events after a reschedule was removed as a feature in December.
I've asked them to update their documentation.
QUESTION
options( survey.lonely.psu = "adjust" )
library(survey)
library(lodown)
# retrieve a listing of all available extracts for the youth risk behavioral
# surveillance system
yrbss_cat <- get_catalog( "yrbss" , output_dir = file.path( path.expand( "~" ) , "YRBSS" ) )
# limit the catalog to only years 2005-2015
yrbss_cat <- subset( yrbss_cat , year %in% seq( 2005 , 2015 , 2 ) )
# download the yrbss microdata
lodown( "yrbss" , yrbss_cat )
ANSWER
Answered 2020-Jan-21 at 11:16library(httr) set_config(config(ssl_verifypeer = 0L)) #these two lines fixes the Peer certificate error and then the code started working.
QUESTION
I have a faq microdata in ld+json format:
ANSWER
Answered 2019-Dec-20 at 14:07Just set it to the name. You can test your structured data with the Structured Data Testing Tool.
QUESTION
I'm trying to configure schema.org microdata in a job listing website.
My microdata passes validation without errors, however there is a warning, which I ideally would like to resolve.
For our application, Salary isn't relevant. It will never be included in the job listings, and it doesn't exist in our data models. However Google flags the following warning...
The baseSalary field is recommended. Please provide a value if available.
Is there some way to indicate in the microdata, that a property has been intentionally excluded, so that it can pass validation cleanly?
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Nov-28 at 12:33It is a warning, not a requirement. If you want to make pass validation, you can use a dummy amount like £0.
QUESTION
I have been heavily using Microdata in my real-estate website trying to guide search engines on how to consume my website. I am trying to understand Schema.org's Audience type and see if I can use it to help to target a specific audience.
Here are examples of the audience that I would want to attract to my website:
- Investors from Asia that are looking to buy a home in New York
- People from New York that are looking to buy a home
- Homeowners that are looking to sell their home
How can I specify this type of audience using the Audience schema? I am thinking I would somehow need to use RDF schema to define such a thing. But if that is the case, how?
ANSWER
Answered 2019-Oct-13 at 01:13You can use the properties audienceType and geographicArea of Schema.org to represent your needs. audienceType is plain text, so you can add whatever you want, although it's better to have short descriptions such as "investor".
For example, with your three points I created the following snippet in JSON-LD:
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