Hi Kevin,
If you declare the namespace as a default namespace in your stylesheet,
then it will be used for all unprefixed element names, whether you use
xsl:element or a literal result element.
So you'd want this:
<xsl:stylesheet ... xmlns="http://www.mystuff.com">
The bottom line is that the element has to be associated with the
namespace you want wherever it appears in the stylesheet. There is no
way to dynamically alter the namespace of elements you add, just because
you add them inside an element with a different namespace (which is
essentially what you were trying to do).
Hope this helps,
Evan
Kevin L. Cobb wrote:
Hi All, new to the list but not new to XSLT.
I want to change the namespace of an element using XSLT. My problem is,
I can change the namepsace of a single element easily by doing a
template match and then simply re-adding the element and specifying the
new namespace ... like so:
<xsl:template match="MyElement">
<xsl:element name="MyElement" namespace="http://www.mystuff.com">
<xsl:apply-templates select="@*|*|text()"/>
</xsl:element>
</xsl:template>
But, the problem is, child elements of MyElement end up with the default
(empty) namespace ... like so:
<MyElement xmlns=http://www.mystuff.com">
<MySubElement1 xmlns="">12345</MySubElement1>
<MySubElement2 xmlns="">12345</MySubElement2>
</MyELement>
Any ideas?
Thanks,
- Kevin
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