Subject: Re: [xsl] Namespace(?) question From: David Carlisle <davidc@xxxxxxxxx> Date: Wed, 7 Mar 2007 14:24:14 GMT |
> I was thinking (hoping?) that > XSL would handle the namespace resolution automatically, for element and attribute names, yes but an XSLT 1 processor has no idea that the pfx:ChildClass in type="pfx:ChildClass" is a QName to which namespace resolution could be applied. Attribute values, like element content, are just strings, essentially. If you know that you ony refer to the target namespace you could test against substring-after(@type,':') alternatively if you use a schema-aware XSLT2 implementation and use the schema-for-schemas that would (presumably) tell the system that xs:element/@type was an attribute of type QName and then things would work differently.... Incidentally whenever you have //anything=something, consider using an xsl:key as that is specifically designed to optimise such expressions. David
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