> Hi Raul, > > here's an attempt to help you further: > > from the spec: > Namespace Nodes- A namespace node N is ignored if the nearest ancestor > element of the node's parent element that is in the node-set has a > namespace node in the node-set with the same local name and value as N. > Otherwise, process the namespace node N in the same way as an attribute > node, except assign the local name xmlns to the default namespace node > if it exists (in XPath, the default namespace node has an empty URI and > local name). > > Now, if I apply that to the xmlns:bar="http://example.org/bar"; > namespace node (N) belonging to the element in the third line: > Thanks a lot Karel, yesterday night I realize it, but thank you very much. The problem is that when you c14n a tree it "seems" you donīt have to take this on account(Can anyone comfirm this?). And as i unifiying the handling of attributes in a (sub)tree c14n & xpath I found this problem. Other question when a xmlns attribute is selected with the xpath but the parent isnīt(i.e you just output xmlns:X="") & a child needs to render the same xmlns. It is taken at renderedi.e. <!-- only the attribute is selected --> <A xmlns:d="ddd"> <!-- everything is seleceted --> <b xmlns:d="ddd"> </b> </A>
the output is: xmlns:d="ddd" <b xmlns:d="ddd"></b> or: xmlns:d="ddd" <b></b> regards,
