Hi
> However, you haven't specified any namespace prefix in the match
> attribute, so it will only match a publication element with no
> namespace (despite the default namespace you set in the XSL file)
> while the element in your source document has a namespace. As a
> result, the default template of <xsl:apply-templates/> will be used
> instead of the rest of your code, resulting in the output of the text
> nodes from your document i.e. "foobar". In the XSL file you need to
> map some prefix to your "http://test"; namespace and use that in the
> match expression e.g. <xsl:template match="n:publication"
> xmlns:n="http://test";>
Doh. :-( Thanks a lot. It now works. Next time will check the xslt prior
searching the problem in cocoon.
cu
Mathias
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