XML Namespaces are quite a topic - but basically they make sure you can mix two XML documents that both use e.g. an element named <title>, without confusing them (one referring to the title of a movie and the other could be the job title of a person).
Namespaces needs a URI (Uniform Resource Indentifier) which can be one of two - a URL (Uniform Resource Locator) or a URN (Uniform Resource Name).
I think it's the default way .NET assigns a namespace that's not used by any other components, when adding extensions to an XSLT Transform.
what does it mean urn in xslt namespace
what does it mean urn: in xslt namespace?
xmlns:umbraco.library="urn:umbraco.library"
thanks.
Hi jeevan,
XML Namespaces are quite a topic - but basically they make sure you can mix two XML documents that both use e.g. an element named <title>, without confusing them (one referring to the title of a movie and the other could be the job title of a person).
Namespaces needs a URI (Uniform Resource Indentifier) which can be one of two - a URL (Uniform Resource Locator) or a URN (Uniform Resource Name).
I think it's the default way .NET assigns a namespace that's not used by any other components, when adding extensions to an XSLT Transform.
/Chriztian
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