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What support is there for uri patterns?

I think uri-templates is an extremely interesting feature for REST based applications. But the appart from // host your favorite language here // based on implementations. I do not see any support for it in the HTML itself.

Support seems to have been targeted for WebForms2.0 as described here: http://blog.welldesignedurls.org/2007/01/11/proposing-uri-templates-for-webforms-2/ and http: //blog.whatwg .org / proposing-uri-templates-for-webforms-20 but according to the WebForms2.0 page it has been replaced with HTML5 which does not mention templates as far as I can tell.

So my questions is: is there support for URI patterns in HTML? If not: is there something like this? Or is there something like a new standard, does something and can become a standard at some time in the future?

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This feature is really awesome, but I could not find any specific documentation for it. I suppose there might be a workaround with some JavaScript with the onsubmit event to create a new URI and then send.

Actually there is a list with uri-template implementations . To support HTML / Browserside, the JavaScript version seems to be the most useful.

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