Hi I am currently messing around with the rdf api, rdf cck etc and had a couple of queries that hopefully someone could help me with.

Firstly, when I am mapping the rdf to fields all is working fine except for one thing: i am getting the following mappings that i do not want: site:changed, site:created etc. I do not want these but cant find where to stop them from being generated.

Secondly, I can see that all of the rdf data for each content type can be found at the node/rdf url. This works well but I wondered what I wanted to analyse all data on the site - how would this be achieved?

Lastly, say I wanted to annotate users input in a content type in the body say, for example I wanted to allow them to add links to other resources or something then how would this be best achieved? Would I be best writing some javascript that allowed the rdfa to be insterted or would I be best writing my own module that handled this after the content is submitted?

Sorry if question here do not make sense but I am new to both rdf and drupal and so this has learning curve for me in both.

Thank you.

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Anonymous (not verified) commented

Just stumbled upon this and saw some questions I could answer.

1. Any terms in the site vocabulary would be coming from RDF CCK.

2. You could use RDF Sparql Endpoint to see a full picture of your information. However, it is an experimental module that you have to download via CVS and that isn't necessarily stable. I wouldn't recommend it for a newbie. Most development on these tools is going on for Drupal 7 right now, there should be more usable versions for D7.

3. I'd say this is dependent on the particulars of your use case.

Cheers,
Lin

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