we must strip away the namespace
prefix, as accomplished by the substring-after() function.
yes in xslt attribute values are just strings so you need to use
substring, although you have access to all in scope namespace so you can
do this in a namespace correct fasion, you don't ever need to assume any
fixed prefixes.
XSLT2 with a schema aware processor would know that these attributes
were types as qnames so then you woul dbe able to use local-name() and
similar functions rather than string handling functions to access the
local name and namespace URI.
David
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