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Please excuse me, I did not mean to appear as though I was complaining, I try my best to avoid it. My goal is simply to try to stop the appearance of the xmlns:ddi namespace declaration from my result document, no more, no less. I was hoping there was a simple means to accomplish this.
Michael Kay wrote:
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Re: [xsl] exclude result prefixes doesn't stop prefix from showing up.
Subject: Re: [xsl] exclude result prefixes doesn't stop prefix from showing up. From: "Mark R. Diggory" <mdiggory@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> Date: Fri, 22 Aug 2003 14:29:28 -0400 |
Please excuse me, I did not mean to appear as though I was complaining, I try my best to avoid it. My goal is simply to try to stop the appearance of the xmlns:ddi namespace declaration from my result document, no more, no less. I was hoping there was a simple means to accomplish this.
Cheers, Mark
Michael Kay wrote:
My experiences suggest that if the source document contains a default namespace then you have to map the namespace to an alternate prefix (ddi: in my example) otherwise the templates "match and select" statements do not work), in other words its impossible to match elements in the default xmlns namespace without mapping that namespace to a different prefix.
Correct.
I find this counter-intuitive.
Also correct. This is why it's a FAQ.
Unfortunately many things about namespaces are counter-intuitive. They were sent to try us. But there's no point complaining, they are there and we have to live with the rules as they come.
Michael Kay.
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