A sioc post containing an image?

[Melvin Carvalho]

I'm looking at implementing the following user story using SIOC Post

https://www.w3.org/wiki/Socialwg/Social_API/User_stories#Reading_a_user.27s_recent_posts

One part requires embedding an image in a post.

What is the correct way to put an image in a SIOC Post?

1. Could the post also be an image class?

2. Could I just embed a .jpg in the SIOC : content?

3. Could I mark the Post as an image?

4. Could I use a predicate OTHER than content for the image?

My first attempt was to use (2). Anyone tried this before?

[Breslin, John]

Hi Melvin

I think there's a few ways to do this… But here's some I am thinking of:

• You could use RSS content:encoded to put it in a Post.
• How about using dc:hasPart to link to the text and image parts in a Post (this has triggered an album reference in my head https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Parts_in_the_Post)?
  • Where does the image appear (at end, or anywhere)? Could potentially use rdf:Seq to put the parts in order…
• Can also use sioc:attachment to link to the foaf:Image in a Post

John.

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[Melvin Carvalho]

On 10 August 2015 at 17:59, Breslin, John <john.b...@nuigalway.ie> wrote:

Hi Melvin

I think there's a few ways to do this… But here's some I am thinking of:

• You could use RSS content:encoded to put it in a Post.
• How about using dc:hasPart to link to the text and image parts in a Post (this has triggered an album reference in my head https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Parts_in_the_Post)?
  • Where does the image appear (at end, or anywhere)? Could potentially use rdf:Seq to put the parts in order…
• Can also use sioc:attachment to link to the foaf:Image in a Post

Thanks John!

Property: sioc:attachment

attachment - The URI of a file attached to an Item. 

OWL T.e:	ObjectProperty
Domain:	sioc:Item

The text says file, but does that actually mean any URI, including image uri, video URI, sound URI etc.

[Stéphane Corlosquet]

Hi Melvin,

Do you want the image to be "extractable" in the sense that your RDF output should include a triple about that image, e.g. <post> schema:image <http://example.com/image.jpg> or you just want to write HTML and embed an image using the img element. Both are possible IMO.

1. Explicit RDF statement about the image

You could use http://schema.org/image in your sioc:Post. The schema.org SIOC mappings state that schema:Article rdfs:subClassOf sioc:Item so that should be legit, since sioc:Post is a sub-class of sioc:Item. We're using schema:image in Drupal 8 for annotating an article featured image.

Note that in RDFa 1.1, the parser will go and parse the content of your HTML even though it is already wrapped in a property-attribute element (which wasn't the case in RDFa 1.0). What this means is that you could have RDFa inside your content:encoded HTML, so something like this:

<div property="content:encoded">

  <p>lorem ipsum <img property="schema:image" src="http://www.w3.org/html/logo/img/html5-display.png" /></p>

</div>

2. Embed img element in the HTML

For random images in a post, we used content:encoded in Drupal 7 (the sioc:content property is only for plain text). Then you can make use of the rdf:HTML datatype to preserve the HTML in your RDF output.

<div property="content:encoded" datatype="rdf:HTML">

  <p>lorem ipsum <img src="http://www.w3.org/html/logo/img/html5-display.png" /></p>

</div>

Steph.

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