I am creating an MXL doc using XSLT but for some reason it is churning out elements like this
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<DateTimeLastSaved xmlns="" />
<UserName xmlns="" />
when I delete xmlns="" it works fine, but if I leave it in there are issues reading/saving the file. Is there any way to remove this xmlns="" in the xslt?
When you are creating the elements, you need to have the same namespace as the parent elements (xmlns = XMLNameSpace) . Add the parent's namespace to those elements when you are creating it.
I noticed that people were able to solve this problem here, I just hope that re-using this thread will get me a responce here.... I have the same problem, where my xslt is producing elements but all with xmlns="" in them, and when I remove it manually my code works fine, but just using the raw output my code falls over... would anyone be able to help me?
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Hi,
Anyone knows how to get "xmlns" value from XML file?
For example, how to check that this xml file has a xmlns or not?
Or how to read the xmlns value?
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