Hi Emma,

Welcome to the forum!

Umbraco doesn't change any code you put directly into a template, so this shouldn't be a problem.

Can you confirm you're putting this into a template directly and not via a Rich Text Editor or a macro?

Rich

Thanks :)

I'm putting it in our footer.xslt file next to our social bookmark code.

Try putting it in your xslt like this:

<g:plusone></g:plusone>

Rich

No that hasn't worked, it just displays "<g:plusone></g:plusone>" in actual text rather than displaying the +1 button

You should be able to get away with defining the namespace:

<g:plusone xmlns:g="urn:g">
   Something here
</g:plusone>

That has worked. Thanks very much for your help :D

A much nicer solution Sebastiaan :)

@Emma The variable won't be needed so the simple solution is just to paste this into your xslt file

<g:plusone xmlns:g="urn:g">g:plusone>

Rich

edit: cross post, glad you got it working

FYI <g:plusonexmlns:g="urn:g">g:plusone> didn't work, had to use the long winded version. However desired effect achieved.

Ah well, there IS a "<" character missing in there, so that could be the reason, even shorter could work as well:

<g:plusone xmlns:g="urn:g"/>

If not, then surely this should work?

<g:plusone xmlns:g="urn:g"></g:plusone>

Ahh, my bad it's because I edited my post and the code got messed up.

Sebastiaans solution is the neatest by far and works a treat, but either way you have it working :)

Rich

This worked for me:

<xsl:text disable-output-escaping="yes"><![CDATA[<g:plusone size="medium"></g:plusone>]]></xsl:text>

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