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So I'm trying to use xmlDocument.createElement(name) and node.appendChild(element) to add an element into an existing xmldocument. This works fine.

The problem is that the element name is namespace qualified, so it's "ns:name" - if I use the above methods to create and insert the element, the resulting xml has the node as <name>, not <ns:name>, which is what I want.

Any thoughts, anyone?

NOTE-TAKING: H-E-R-E.

Edit: Right. Apparently, use the third form of CreateNode instead of CreateElement. The third parameter is the namespace URI, which you possibly added to your document root tag, or which presumably it might know because it's built-in or been imported, or something.

I use the XML stuff at work (in C++) but the only time I've used namespace stuff is years ago when I wrote my own XML generator, so I don't know this bit. I hope the above helps though.

Looks like that's worked a treat. Cheers, Bik.