Using Google Script (microdata format) and my own Gmail account, I am sending a flight reservation schema, but the flight card is not visible in Google Now.
This weather forecast card (departing / arrival) is popping up on Android phones on Google Now, but no flight cards.
Here's the code I used to ...
& lt; Div style = 'display: none;' Itemscope item-type = 'http: //schema.org/ReservationPackage'> & Lt; Div itemscope item type = "http://schema.org/FlightReservation" & gt; & Lt; Meta itemprop = "reservation number" content = "FF 6600" /> & Lt; Link itemprop = "reservationStatus" href = "http://schema.org/Confirmed" /> & Lt; Div itemprop = "underName" itemcapet item type = "http://schema.org/Person" & gt; & Lt; Meta itemprop = "name" content = "saravanan padmanabhan" /> & Lt; Meta itemprop = "email" content = "eva@mail.com" /> & Lt; / Div & gt; & Lt; Div itemprop = "bookingagent" itemcope item type = "http://schema.org/Organization" & gt; & Lt; Meta itemprop = "name" content = "cheap air travel" /> & Lt; Link itemprop = "url" href = "http://cheapair.com/" /> & Lt; / Div & gt; & Lt; Meta itemprop = "bookingtime" content = "2013-01-14T13: 05: 00-05: 00" /> & Lt; Meta itemprop = "revised time" content = "2013-03-14T13: 05: 00-05: 00" /> & Lt; Div itemprop = "program ambership" itemcope item-type = "http://schema.org/ programmbrashish" & gt; & Lt; Meta itemprop = "member number" content = "4 BI 123111" /> & Lt; Meta itemprop = "program" content = "Starlines" /> & Lt; / Div & gt; & Lt; Div itemprop = items for "reservation" type of item type = "http://schema.org/Flight" & gt; & Lt; Meta itemprop = "flight number" content = "110" /> & Lt; Div itemprop = "airline" itemScope item type = "http://schema.org/Airline" & gt; & Lt; Meta itemprop = "name" content = "combined" /> & Lt; Meta itemprop = "iataCode" content = "UA" /> & Lt; / Div & gt; & Lt; Div itemprop = "operated" itemsSepap item type = "http://schema.org/Airline" & gt; & Lt; Meta itemprop = "name" content = "continental airlines" /> & Lt; Meta itemprop = "iTacode" content = "CO" /> & Lt; / Div & gt; & Lt; Div itemprop = "departure airport" itemcope item type = "http://schema.org/Airport" & gt; & Lt; Meta itemprop = "name" content = "san francisco airport" /> & Lt; Meta itemprop = "iTacode" content = "SFO" /> & Lt; / Div & gt; & Lt; Meta itemprop = "Department Time" content = "2013-06-19T20: 15: 00-08: 00" /> & Lt; Meta itemprop = "exit" terminal "content =" b "/> gt; div itemprop =" arrival airport "itemcope item type =" http://schema.org/Airport "> gt; meta Itemprop = "name" content = "John F. Kennedy International Airport" /> Meta itemprop = "iTacode" content = "JFK" /> & gt; Meta itemprop = "Arrival Time" content = "2013-06-20T06: 30: 00-05: 00" /> gt; & divt; / div & Gt; & lt; Meta itemprop = " Kit number "content =" FF 6600 "/> Meta itemprop =" name "content =" business "/> Basically this is similar to Google's example, except I change the date and location I've done it, just based on those people Oga.
My question:
- Should I see flight cards or any other card in Android phones except weather forecasts?
- Although the same schema is embedded in the email on the iPhone (4S and 5) and on the iPad, no new card is visible, and it is using the same GMail login. For reference, I have enabled the Flight Card in these devices.
Can someone please explain where the problem is.
Did you see it? You need to supply JSON.
In addition, the Google Schema verifier is giving the "unknown type airplanesat class" error
AirplaneSeatClass Meta Was able to.
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