Sorry, I didn't pay close enough attention to who was asking the question.
Interestingly, I do not have this problem in my stylesheets. Here is what
I do:
(in my xml file)
http://namespace1";>
...
http://namespace2"/>
...
(in my xsl stylesheet)
http://www.w3.org/1999/xh
Well, if i do that, all i get is replies to my older questions.
exclude-result-prefixes didnt get rid of the default namespace, and using '#default'
as suggested didnt work, either.
Furthermore, i still got all the namespaces of elements further down the tree than the
root element. How do i get
Search the mail list archives for this month on "exclude-result-prefixes".
Regards,
--mike
On Wed, 19 Sep 2001, Martin Kavalar wrote:
> that still doesnt get rid of any namespaces, it produces the same output
> as the code i used i think. Anyone know how to get rid of the namespaces?
>
> Coli
that still doesnt get rid of any namespaces, it produces the same output
as the code i used i think. Anyone know how to get rid of the namespaces?
Colin Paul Adams wrote:
>>"Martin" == Martin Kavalar <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>>
>
>Martin> I was wondering why there is no XHTML ser
> "Martin" == Martin Kavalar <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
Martin> I was wondering why there is no XHTML serializer in
Martin> c2. When defining my own i use the XML serializer and set
Martin> the content type to text/html. Unfortunatly i then get all
Martin> the namespaces from
