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> > From: David Rosenstrauch [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
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> Sent: Friday, November 16, 2001 10:41 AM
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> "Would kinda suck if I ***CAN'T*** remove all the namespace
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Whoops! Meant to say:
"Would kinda suck if I ***CAN'T*** remove all the namespace declarations from my HTML."
It really is making the HTML really long and ugly.
DR
At 09:26 AM 11/16/01 -0500, you wrote:
>Thanks for the tip.
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>I thought I tried this ... but it was really late, so maybe I di
Thanks for the tip.
I thought I tried this ... but it was really late, so maybe I did something stupid.
On the other hand though: I thought I saw something in my XSL book that said that
'exclude-result-prefixes' won't work when you're using . Anyone else hear
that?
Would kinda suck if I can
Hi David,
in XSLT there is an attribute of called
'exclude-result-prefixes'. I don't think that this will work already on the
XSP, but at least in your XSL. Give it a try:
It's a whitespace-separated list.
If this doesn't work (because you only copy the node), try instead of . It gives the
