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XML to XSL and names spaces
Hi Jon, That was great - thanks. My problem was that in my XSL template, I was only using the namespace prefix once in the path e.g someprefix:test/anode once I prefixed each node in the path with the prefix e.g. someprefix:test/someprefix:anode it worked like a charm!! Thanks Jim- scheduleboy
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- Forum: XML
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XML to XSL and names spaces
Hi Josh, Cheers for the advise, I have already be there and gone through then XML & XSL tutorials, as well as those at www.htmlgoodies.com - great site BTW. None of the tutorials was of much help - the XML one showed how to create namespaces, the XSL showed how o navigate an XML document - but...- scheduleboy
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- Forum: XML
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NOT equal to
Hi Divinyl, I'm pretty new to XML, but I have a similar XSL, set up as you have, I think you may have your double/single quotes a little messed up, you wrote: <xsl:if test="'TM_PROJECT.TITLE'!=''"> No value </xsl:if> Try this: <xsl:if test="TM_PROJECT.TITLE !=''"> No value </xsl:if> HTH...- scheduleboy
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- Forum: XML
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XML to XSL and names spaces
Hi, I'm have an XML document that models an invoice from our company. I also have developed a XSL file to transform the XML and display it nicely formatted in a web browser. The above works well and I'm very happy with it. I now want to include our company's URL as a namespace, I declare it as...- scheduleboy
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