Re: [xslt] indentation problem and some related questions

[Robert Koberg <rob koberg com>]

On Nov 15, 2008, at 11:37 AM, Viktor Štujber wrote:
> > But, I would bet the problem is your XHTML document is in the XHTML  
> > namespace. You need to declare it (in your root xsl:styleshseet  
> > elem, most likely)
> The stylesheet already has a default namespace (xhtml's). The xml data
> also has a default namespace (also xhtml's). You mean that there's a
> collision between the two and I need to attach an explicit namespace
> (which is identical to the default one) to make it work?

yes. You can define one as the default and then one with a namespace  
prefix

> (example I've used is attached to this e-mail)
>
> > No, xsl:copy-of will copy everything.
> So your solution manually copies the topmost elements

No it matches all elements (no matter where in the hierarchy) and  
creates a new element and places it in the XHTML namespace.

> (which exhibit
> the problem) without their namespaces, and then run xsl:copy-of on the
> rest?

No, my example only copies the attributes and text nodes. It applies  
templates through out the hierarchy


> That sounds doable. I'm also thinking of wrapping the data in a
> <div> so that there'll only be one element to process instead of a
> whole lot.

I don't understand.

-Rob

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