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Well, in the case of and html, I would map to id or name (using the precedence of using name if it is defined on the descriptor) to the rel attribute and use class for forms as there is no concept of specifying a relation type. I always assume that these would map to the rel related parts of other media-types where you specify the [custom] link relation type.
the deaft ALSP to HTML Mapping says to apply alps.id and alps.name to HTML
class property. for example forms and image tags don't support rel
attributes.
also, for some media types, more than one value is allowed in the rel
attribute (HTML, Cj, UBER, Siren).
right now there is now way to indicate this in ALPS.
right now the
alps.id
andalps.name
are used to map toclass
in HTML. is there a way to map something to therel
attribute in HTML?what about other formats (Cj, HAL, etc.)?
seems
rel
is important for many types and there is nothing in ALPS that lets us control that mapping directly, right?The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: