Strange thing is ... Schema is the top element under the <xml> element,
however if I remove the // or replace it with /s:Schema it does not work.
That is why I used the //.  Not sure of an alternative.

Not sure if it is because this code is inside of 

<xsl:template match="rs:data">

and the Schema is in s namespace at top of xml doc.

Example xml

<xml ...>
	<s:Schema ..>
		<s:ElementType...>
			<s:AttributeType..>
			...
		</s:ElementType>
	</s:Schema>

	<rs:data>
		<z:row...>
			....
		</z:row>
	</rs:data>
</xml>

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-----Original Message-----
From: David Carlisle [mailto:davidc@xxxxxxxxx] 
Sent: Thursday, May 13, 2004 12:03 PM
To: xsl-list@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
Subject: Re:  two namespaces and a position problem


> please let me know if you see anything else wrong
since you asked:-)

<xsl:for-each
select="//s:Schema/s:ElementType/s:AttributeType">

Beware // there which means search the whole document,  You may know
that s:Schema is always at the top, but XSLT doesn't and will search the
entire document looking for all the s:Schema elements it can find.

It's probably right at the top in which case you want / not //
but even if you have some wrappers round the Schema element it is worth
having a more explict xpath /x/y/z/s:Schema.

David

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