Action micro-markup also describes the mechanism for
Posted: Mon Jan 20, 2025 9:41 am
Launching actions. Using micro-markup, you can describe the following properties of dynamic objects: actionStatus: A description of the current state of the action. agent: description of the subject of the action (e.g. Alexander Alekhine won the match for the title of world chess champion). endTime: description of the end time of the action (Alexander Alekhine became champion in 1927 ).
instrument: a description of an object without which an action is impossible israel consumer email list (Alekhine won thanks to careful preparation ). location: the place where the action took place (the match between Alekhine and Capablanca took place in Buenos Aires ). object: an object that took part in an action (Alekhine won the world championship title in a match against Capablanca ). partisipant: indirect participants in an action (the match between Alekhine and Capablanca was opened by the President of Argentina de Alvear ).
result: the result of an action (Alekhine won the match with a score of 6:3 ). startTime: the start time of the action. This property can be described for scheduled events. target: the target point that triggers the action (to place an order, add the product to the cart ). The new Action micro-markup scheme is suitable for describing past or planned actions or events.
instrument: a description of an object without which an action is impossible israel consumer email list (Alekhine won thanks to careful preparation ). location: the place where the action took place (the match between Alekhine and Capablanca took place in Buenos Aires ). object: an object that took part in an action (Alekhine won the world championship title in a match against Capablanca ). partisipant: indirect participants in an action (the match between Alekhine and Capablanca was opened by the President of Argentina de Alvear ).
result: the result of an action (Alekhine won the match with a score of 6:3 ). startTime: the start time of the action. This property can be described for scheduled events. target: the target point that triggers the action (to place an order, add the product to the cart ). The new Action micro-markup scheme is suitable for describing past or planned actions or events.