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04.15.2008 at 04:32AM PDT, ID: 23323302
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XmlDocument - hide empty namespace of created elements

Asked by Velio in C# Programming Language, Extensible Markup Language (XML), Visual Studio .NET 2005

Tags: Microsoft, Visual Studio, 2005, C#, XML

Hi,

Please have a look at the code snippet below, it produces the following XML:

<root xmlns="http://foobar.com">
  <foo xmlns="">
    <bar attribute="value" />
  </foo>
</root>

i don't want to show xmlns="" in the <foo> element.

Any idea how to prevent it from being "rendered"?

This is what i've tried so far (without any success):
- using null as the namespaceURI parameter
- XmlDocument.CreateNode instead of CreateElement
- calling foo.Attributes.RemoveAll();

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XmlDocument document = new XmlDocument();
    XmlElement root = document.CreateElement("root", "http://foobar.com");
    document.AppendChild(root);
    XmlElement foo = document.CreateElement("foo");
    root.AppendChild(foo);
    XmlElement bar = document.CreateElement("bar");
    XmlAttribute attribute = document.CreateAttribute("attribute");
    attribute.Value = "value";
    bar.Attributes.Append(attribute);
    foo.AppendChild(bar);
    document.Save(filename);
[+][-]04.15.2008 at 04:49AM PDT, ID: 21357718

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