I think that's probably a mistake. If you are using saxon 6 (as I do in
the day job, although I use saxon8 for most other stuff) I think it is
much better to stick with XSLT 1.0 (which is a published recommendation)
and use saxon:output to get multiple output documents. That way you are
explictly using an extension element to get extended features.
Fair comment. When I first wrote this code I was heavily influenced by the
first edition of Michael Kay's book, and I've held off on changing this
because I was initially nervous about side-effects of changing to an
extension and because I thought that XSLT 2.0 was an imminent reality.
Anyway, I am in the process of changing my code now at last.
You are getting
<title xmlns="">PROJFULLNAME: Home</title>
because you have generated a title element in no-namespace and that is
the only way such an element can be serialised if its parent is in a
namespace. The solution is to generate title (and all other elements) in
the xhtml namespace, usually by putting xmlns="..." on xsl:stylesheet
so it is in scope for the whole stylesheet.
Thanks a lot for your help. I've just replied to Michael Kay's message
explaining in more detail what I've done, and hopefully it's sorted.
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