Elliotte Harold wrote:
It's worth remembering that XSLT predates xml:base by many years. Not
all (perhaps not any) XSLT processors recognize or support xml:base
for the sort of thing you;re trying to do. If the documentation for
your processor says it supports xml:base, then it probably does; but
if it doesn't mention it, it probably doesn't.
Copy that. Yet, the xslt specs also say that the containing element
defines the base uri. How does that relate to xsl:import and
xsl:include? In a way, the containing element is either <xsl:import />
itself or the <xsl:stylesheet> element of the importing stylesheet.
Isn't it? Or am I now interpreting the parent/child relations and base
uri resolution rules too freely?
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