Birnbaum, David J wrote:
Not a big deal at the moment, perhaps, but I would prefer not to have to suppress a
namespace definition that appears to be irrelevant to the output separately, explicitly,
and individually for every element I create in the svg namespace. Aside from the
aesthetics, as the stylesheet grows beyond being a frustrating namespace exercise into
something that generates useful output, there emerges a real development and maintenance
cost. What I'd like to be able to do is include a declaration only once in the
stylesheet, so that it will then apply automatically to exclude the xmlns=""
where it isn't needed, that is, on elements in the svg namespace.
I've read, tinkered, and googled, but I seem to keep missing the solution. Since the
default namespace isn't being used and the namespace of the literal result element is
specified by a prefix, is there a graceful general (global) way to prevent the stylesheet
from generating the superfluous xmlns="" output on what will eventually become
more complex in-line svg?
Move the
xmlns="http://www.w3.org/1999/xhtml";
to the xsl:stylesheet element. Currently you have it inside of a
template so that it only applies to the elements created in that template.
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Martin Honnen
http://msmvps.com/blogs/martin_honnen/
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