Mark C.,
I ran the daogrp from this e-mail through the stylesheet (daogrp.xsl)
and had no problems. (below)

Mike Ferrando
Library Technician
Library of Congress
Washington, DC
202-707-4454

XML:

<daogrp linktype="extended">
  <resource label="start">VIEW OBJECT</resource>
  <daoloc 
    href="http://digital.library.colostate.edu/u?/cowaters,2483" 
    label="image" 
    title="executive summary" 
    linktype="locator" 
    role="text"
  >
  </daoloc>
  <arc from="start" to="image" show="new" linktype="arc"
actuate="onrequest"/>
</daogrp>

XSL:
[URL below for daogrp.xsl]


Ouput:
<a href="http://digital.library.colostate.edu/u?/cowaters,2483"
target="_blank">VIEW OBJECT</a>


--- Mark Carlson <[log in to unmask]> wrote:

> Patty-  Which stylesheet are you using to process the rest of the 
> finding aid?  It's probably just a matter of calling the module or 
> putting daogrp in context.  If you want to contact me off list,
> feel free.
> 
> -- 
> Mark Carlson
> Computer Support Analyst
> Special Collections Division
> University of Washington Libraries
> BOX 352900
> Seattle, WA, 98195
> (206) 543-1929
> http://staff.washington.edu/carlsonm/
> 
> Patricia Rettig wrote:
> > After searching the listserv archive and the Internet, and
> combing
> > through various best practices documents, I have come a few steps
> closer
> > to encoding a <daogrp> and getting it to display, but I must be
> missing
> > something.
> > 
> > My xml code:
> > 
> > <c03 level="file">
> > <did>
> >     <container type="box">10</container>
> >     <container type="folder">1</container>
> >     <unittitle> Cache la Poudre Basin Study Extension. Executive
> > Summary</unittitle>
> >     <unitdate>1990 December</unitdate>
> > /did>
> > <daogrp linktype="extended">
> > <resource label="start">VIEW OBJECT</resource>
> > <daoloc
> href="http://digital.library.colostate.edu/u?/cowaters,2483"
> > label="image" title="executive summary" linktype="locator"
> role="text">
> > </daoloc>
> > <arc from="start" to="image" show="new" linktype="arc"
> > actuate="onrequest"/>
> > </daogrp>
> > </c03>
> > 
> > As far as I can tell, this is the current recommendation (over
> <dao>),
> > and it doesn't matter where it goes (in or out of the <did>,
> etc.). The
> > xsl code I am trying (among others) is from
> > http://staff.washington.edu/carlsonm/daogrp.xsl. (Though I only
> need a
> > small part, I'm trying the whole thing.) Can't get it to work.
> > Suggestions or other xsl snippets much appreciated!
> > 
> > Thanks!
> > Patty
> 


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