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On 6/23/05, Kahlil Johnson <jzarecta@xxxxxxxxx> wrote: > Right what about the 'foo' part? is it the identifier. For example in > quanta I saw that a tag like <p name="text"> will represent it as > <p:text> is that the 'foo' means? I think there is some slight confusion here. foo would be the element name, office would be the namespace it belongs too. I'm not 100% sure what you mean about quanta. I'd recommend picking up "XML in a Nutshell". These aren't xslt concepts, but XML concepts. If you see the tag <p name="text"> that means it's the opening tag of the element called p in the default namespace with an attribute of text. Your second is the opening tag for the element named text in the namespace p with no attributes. To select the first one in xslt you would want something like <xsl:template match="p"> <!-- generate some stuff here --> </xsl:template> to match the second you need to have the namespace declared earlier in the docs (an faq or tutorial should explain more.) <xsl:template match="p:text"> <!--generate some stuff here --> </xsl:template> And of course you would have needed to declare the namespace in stylesheet to do this ie: <xsl:stylesheet xmlns:xsl="http://www.w3.org/1999/XSL/Transform" xmlns:p="http://somenamespacecalledp"> Perhaps you might want to skim through some more tutorials or the specs at http://www.w3c.org Jon Gorman
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