bryan rasmussen wrote:
yes, like that, I wanted it like this
<root>
<in:Invoice xmlns:in="urn:invoice">
<in:somenode />
</in:Invoice>
</root>
which I now have by basically running the toplevel layout as a named
template and copying the xml structure I need into the xforms:model
You mean that it works now the way you want it from XSLT but...
obviously the xforms engine was incorrect to serialize that structure
but that is something different.
.... your xforms processor gets it backward? Do you still need
additional help in how to get it the way your xform processor can eat
it, or is the dinner the way you want it now?
-- Abel
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