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 > I'm attempting to generate html output containing vml and following a
> vml example, I'm trying to insert:
> <html><head>
> <xml:namespace prefix="v"/>
>
>
> If you are generating html then XSLT won't use th eXML /> empty element
> syntax, and won't allow an element name starting with XML (as teh XMl
> REC reserves these)
>
> Similarly if you are using the xml output method then XSLT would use the
> /> syntax but still can not allow an element called xml...
>
> Doesn't the microsoft weird-namespace-use-in-html system have an option
> of a processing instruction syntax for namespaces?
Ah! Thanks for the reply. It prompted me to discover two things:
IE(6) is just as happy to see the <? ... ?> syntax
and
Adding: xmlns:v="urn:schemas-microsoft-com:vml" to the xslt
declarations results in the <HTML> tag in the xslt being inserted as <HTML
xmlns:v="urn:schemas-microsoft-com:vml">, obviating the need for the
<xml:namespace....> element.
And now it all works.
Many thanks,
Wayne
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