[Archivesspace_Users_Group] Invalid EAD export

Tue Sep 15 03:10:36 EDT 2015

Hi Chris,

Yes, the is one of the more unfortunate aspects of EAD.

For this use case ( where you start the note with markup ), you have to add your own tags to wrap the note.

b,chris.

Chris Fitzpatrick | Developer, ArchivesSpace
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Please disregard the hyphen in the example EAD import! The hazards of cutting and pasting out of Internet Explorer.

<bioghist encodinganalog="545"><persname>Francis Steiner</persname>was born January 16, 1895 in New Jersey, to German parents. He was the oldest of three children.A communist and conscientious objector [etc.] There is no information regarding Francis Steiner after his last letter of November 7, 1920. </bioghist>

On Mon, Sep 14, 2015 at 11:15 AM, Chris Powell <sooty at umich.edu<mailto:sooty at umich.edu>> wrote:
Hello --

It appears that if the first word or phrase in any of the "notes" elements that contain a text block and support mixed content, like abstract, bioghist or scopecontent is wrapped in a persname, the EAD export is invalid as all paragraphs lack p element wrappers.

I've tested this with other elements to start the first paragraph and persname to start the second paragraph and those do not cause problems, only persname to start the first paragraph.

Example bioghist EAD prior to import:

<bioghist encodinganalog="545">-<persname>Francis Steiner</persname>was born January 16, 1895 in New Jersey, to German parents. He was the oldest of three children.A communist and conscientious objector [etc.] There is no information regarding Francis Steiner after his last letter of November 7, 1920. </bioghist>

Example bioghist EAD after export:

<bioghist id="aspace_6e16003b2d18f8ad6c487cd5712fc162"><head>Biographical / Historical</head><persname>Francis Steiner</persname>was born January 16, 1895 in New Jersey, to German parents. He was the oldest of three children. A communist and conscientious objector [etc.] There is no information regarding Francis Steiner after his last letter of November 7, 1920. </bioghist>

Chris Powell
University of Michigan
Digital Library Production Service

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