Hi, I am using XML::LibXML to do work with XML files. I clone a node which has no xmlns attributes but the clone does have these. I guess this is because a parent has the attributes and so the clone has taken them for completness.
Anyway, I tried removing the attributes using various combinations of removeAttribute and removeAttributeNS but can not get this to work.
If I getAttributes and list then each shows up
attribute name is xmlns:rdf
attribute value is http://zzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz
attribute name is xmlns:dc
attribute value is http://yyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyy/
attribute name is xmlns:lcd
attribute value is http://xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx/
But trying to access an attribute by name is not working.
Any ideas to what I should be doing?
Regards,
John

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