Hello,
I am generating RSS feeds from an HTML file. With Perl, until I finally
realized XSLT would be a much better solution. I decided to create a new XML
file, and to have seceral XSL stylesheets, one to produce the HTML file and the
others to produce the RSS files. First question: was that stupid?
The XML file is currently looking like this:
http://edhel.gimp.org/devnews.xml
I managed to write the XSL to produce HTML:
http://edhel.gimp.org/devnews.xsl produces http://edhel.gimp.org/devnews.html
Now I'm struggling with the RSS1.0 feed.
http://edhel.gimp.org/devnews-rss1.xsl produces
http://edhel.gimp.org/devnews-rss1.xml
The <item> markup gets a xmlns="" attribute, and I don't know where that
comes from.
<xsl:template match="week">
<item>
<xsl:attribute
name="rdf:about">http://edhel.gimp.org/devnews.html#<xsl:value-of
select="normalize-space(parent::year/text())"/>-<xsl:value-of
select="normalize-space(text())"/></xsl:attribute>
[...]
</item>
</xsl:template>
produces:
<item xmlns="" rdf:about="http://edhel.gimp.org/devnews.html#2006-17">
So, second question: what did I miss there?
Thanks,
Karine
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