On 28/06/2010 11:39, Siddhi Thakkar wrote:
Hi experts,
I have two questions-
1) Can one element belong to two namespaces?
No, that's asking if one element can have two names.
Of course any number of namespaces can be in scope on a single element
but the element is in the namespace associated with its prefix (or lack
of prefix) and there can only be one of those.
2) I have a Base64 string that belongs to an image and what I want to do
is to convert that base64 string into an image and display that image in
html. I did get a code to do that but through fos, but the problem is
In an ideal world you wouldn't need to do anything, just wrie out
<img src="data:image/png,....base 64 encoded data...."/>
but not every commonly used browser supports the data URI type.
So you'll need to use an extension function of some type. You don't say
what processor you are using (since you appear to be using xslt2 from
java, i assume it's saxon?) Saxon's extension functions depend on
whether you are using the commercial version or not.
David
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