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<xsl:template match='foo'> matches the foo element in the null namespace.
<xsl:template match='*'> matches any element in any namespace.
I tried:
xmlns:null='' ... <xsl:template match='null:*'> but it’s illegal to declare a prefix for the null namespace.
So how can I match an element with any name in the null namespace?
You could try:
If the node-set is empty or has no namespace URI, an empty string is returned by the
namespace-urifunction, which should achieve what you want.