try
<xsl:stylesheet exclude-result-prefixes="p">
No, that won't work. So long as the <div> element is in the namespace
"urn://www.photoparata.com/events.xsd", you will always get a declaration of
that namespace. The OP didn't just want to get rid of the namespace
declaration, what they really wanted was to have the <div> element in a
different namespace.
Michael Kay
http://www.saxonica.com/
Martynas
On 2/3/07, Sam Carleton <scarleton(_at_)miltonstreet(_dot_)com> wrote:
Thanks to David's help, I am now transforming xml that has a
namespace. My target is a piece of HTML, so I would prefer if the
namespace was not in the output, which it is:
<div xmlns="http://www.photoparata.com/events.xsd";
xmlns:p="urn://www.photoparata.com/events.xsd" id="titlebar"/>
How do I go about getting rid of it?
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