Peter:
Thanks for the reply...
I had found the answer shortly after I posted...For some reason it never
"clicked" about adding the namespace at the level...I sorta
felt silly once I realized that ;)
Regardless, I appreciate you responding...thanks again :)
Scot
Peter Reilly wrote:
In par
In particular a uri is not a namespace prefix. One needs
to map a prefix to a uri using the xmlns attribute.
Hello world
Peter
On 6/8/06, Scot P. Floess <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
OK, someone feel free to kick me and call me a newbie!
I found my problem...
OK, someone feel free to kick me and call me a newbie!
I found my problem... I didn't define the namespace in the
Regardless...disregard!
Scot P. Floess wrote:
I am trying to find some examples using a uri on macrodef...
My assumption was, if I used a uri, I could use that to prefix using
t
I am trying to find some examples using a uri on macrodef...
My assumption was, if I used a uri, I could use that to prefix using the
macrodef itself...
For instance:
...
...
But that does not seem to work (as in I get an error)...
I found a link regarding this as being a bug but could
