At 2009-03-09 14:10 +0100, Torsten Schassan wrote:
I tried to transform a document with a default namespace. In the result
I wanted to include the contents of another document that is in no
namespace. The xslt-snippet below didn't work, only when I deleted the
xpath-default-namespace and added to all elements processed the
namespace it worked. Are there any other solutions that include the
xpath-default-namespace?
You can declare xpath-default-namespace any number of times by adding
it to *any* instruction using:
xpath-default-namespace=
... or to any literal result element using:
xsl:xpath-default-namespace=
There is no obligation to use it only on the document element.
It has scope for all the descendants until it hits another such declaration
Can I "reset" an xpath to no use of a namespace?
Any time you want. Just use an empty string.
I hope this helps.
. . . . . . . . . Ken
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