Yeah I do understand. In my application, before using
xslt engine, I am validating the document.If I use
xmlns:t="http://t3.org/test";, it gives validation
failed error.
The other way, I used your suggestion of
xmlns:t="http://t3.org/test"; and tried //t:country but
I still got null resultset. I am using stylus studio
for editing.
regards,
Ranjan
--- David Carlisle <davidc(_at_)nag(_dot_)co(_dot_)uk> wrote:
But if I use xmlns:t="http://t3.org/test";, then I
jave
to qualify all elements which I donot want to do.
you have qualified them, putting them in a
namespace.
Whether or not you use pr4efixes (which is I think
what you mean) is
irrelevant to xslt.
t:country matches elements called country in that
namespace whether or not they have a prefix and
whether or not that
prefix is t.
David
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