Re: Namespaces

t;> Sorry, >> My answer was not complete... for the default namespace, you can use the >> value '#default' as namespace prefix. >> >> Laurent >> >> -Message d'origine- >> De : Martin Kavalar [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] &

Re: Namespaces

>Laurent > >-Message d'origine- >De : Martin Kavalar [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] >Envoyé : lundi 10 septembre 2001 13:00 >À : [EMAIL PROTECTED] >Objet : Re: Namespaces > > >Thanks for your quick reply. Your solution helped me for all namespaces >delared like th

RE: Namespaces

Sorry, My answer was not complete... for the default namespace, you can use the value '#default' as namespace prefix. Laurent -Message d'origine- De : Martin Kavalar [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] Envoyé : lundi 10 septembre 2001 13:00 À : [EMAIL PROTECTED] Objet : Re: Name

Re: Namespaces

Thanks for your quick reply. Your solution helped me for all namespaces delared like this: xmlns:name="mynamespace" but what about the xmlns="myothernamespace" ? I cant come up with a way of removing this one. thanks martin Laurent KEMPENEERS wrote: >One solution for this kind of namespaces man

RE: Namespaces

One solution for this kind of namespaces manipulation in XSLT is to use the "exclude-result-prefixes" attribute of the "" element. The value of this attribute consists of one or more space-separated prefix names. The namespace declarations related to those prefix names are not copied to the outpu

RE: namespaces, document() and include

I've got something that does your inclusion, but don't ask my why you have to do it this way :) ! I did it with xinclude, because document() returns nothing. And if anyone knows another or a better way to do it, I'm very interested in it :) ! (still haven't found out how cocoon does his stuff...)