Subject: Re: [xsl] unwanted xmlns and shape attributes From: Manfred Staudinger <manfred.staudinger@xxxxxxxxx> Date: Fri, 9 Sep 2005 16:36:25 +0200 |
Hi David, > > a. The inserted anchor shows xmlns="" as an attribute, > > but how do I to get rid of it? >you can put the namespace declaration on the literal result > element <a> in the stylesheet. Yes, thats what I wanted, problem solved, thanks. > > b. The second anchor shows a shape="rect" attribute, > > which is not in the source and again the question > > is how do I to get rid of it? > > It is in the source tree as seen by xslt: it is defaulted by the dtd so > added by the xml parser while building the input tree before xslt starts. > > You either need to stop the dtd being read by either removing teh > <!DOCTYPE or using an entity resolver that ignores it, or change your > styleshet not to copy but instead traverse down the tree and omit this > attribute. Note that if you remove the dtd you may need to explictly add > an xmlns="http://www.w3.org/1999/xhtml" to your source (as it is > defaulted by the dtd, and otherwise teh elements will be in no-namespace > if you remove the dtd) I suspected the doc() or copy-of, but didn't think on the dtd. I'll have to think about and to check whether this "shape" does create any problems with browsers. Thanks again for your answers, Manfred I have to think about that.
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