Subject: [xsl] Name Spaces in Selects and xsl:element From: Karl Stubsjoen <kstubs@xxxxxxxxx> Date: Thu, 5 May 2005 08:00:46 -0700 |
I have some questions about namespaces, I'd like to use them in selects as a way to say "here's the data I really want to evaluate, all other will be ignored. So, given the sample data, how would one select all elements who's namespace is "fn"? <fn:A> <fn:B>12</fn:B> <B>88</B> <fn:B> <fn:B>34</B> <B>99</B> </fn:B> <fn:B>56</fn:B> </fn:A> Desired result: 123456 Another question, about xsl:element. When I use this to create elements, the elements never get the appended xmlns attribute added. If I just type the new element out like this <NewElement><xsl:select="."/></NewElement> I am lible to get something like this in my result: <NewElement xmlns:ms="urn:schemas-microsoft-com:xslt"> How can this be avoided without using the xsl:element command? That's it for now, I will most likely have more... Thanks, Karl
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