On Tuesday 09 March 2004 21:49, James J. Ramsey wrote:
I've tried variants on this with the
exclude-result-prefixes attribute of xsl:stylesheet
and also tried messing with the xsl:namespace-alias
element, but can't seem to this to produce the same
output on both xsltproc and Saxon, and I keep getting
invalid output with attributes like xmlns="" or
xmlns:h="http://www.w3.org/1999/xhtml";.
Hi James,
I would think the problem is that what you are thinking of as
"invalid output" is in fact correct for XSLT. The processors can
and will add namespace decalrations like xmlns="" if they are
needed to preserve the namespaces of the elements/attributes you
are generating and different processors do this in different
ways.
Perhaps a way forward would be to state what type of transform
you would like to perform on the XHTML and I am sure somebody
will be along very quickly to help.
Kev.
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