One last thing guys, if you're willing to help:



Now using normal XHTML elements in the XSL file, eg.



   <ul><xsl:..../></ul>



works fine.



Similarly, using:



   <xsl:element name="ul">
   ...
   </xsl:element>

works great.



However, using elements:



   <xsl:element name="xhtml:ul">
   ...
   </xsl:element>

Produces '<xhtml:ul>...</xhtml:ul>' in the output XML.



I've changed the namespace to '../1999/xhtml' (lower case) now, so 
that's ok. Why doesn't it work when using the namespace in the QName? 
*puzzled*



Many thanks.



- Dave




David Carlisle wrote:
Why is the namespace not correct? 
    
because it's got the wrong characters in it.
the xhtml namespace is
http://www.w3.org/1999/xhtml
and you declared (but didn't use)
http://www.w3.org/1999/XHTML
which is a different namespace.

  
I just tested the link...

    
Whether a server serves anything from a URI has no relationship to
whether that URI is usable as a namespace for a particular vocabulary.
Thw w3c server  rewrites the URI to lowercase if it would otherwise
fail a GET request which is a convenience if you are trying to get web
pages, but irrelevant to namespace processing which is case sensitive.

David



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