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Re: Include Elements from other namespace in own XML

From: Pavel Lepin <p.lepin@-------.--->
To: NULL
Date: 7/9/2007 11:12:00 AM


Benjamin Kalytta <bkausbk@w...> wrote in
<f6mc2k$266$1@o...>:

[getting rid of namespaces for XHTML elements]

>> But as I said, I'm not sure this is a good idea at all.
>> Why would you want to get rid of namespaces? If you don't
>> want namespaces, why does your document contain them in
>> first place?
>>   
> A simple answer: I want to allow (x)html to be used in my
> document (in my strings). However the application
> (browser) don't know what to do with <html:a> for example.

Simply getting rid of namespaces is not enough for that. You
might want to take a look at XSLT, since an XSLT stylesheet
is one of the easiest ways to convert XHTML to HTML.
Searching ctx on GG might help as well, this is one of the
most frequently asked questions on this newsgroup.

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rear end. -- Garrison Keillor


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