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Good day!

I need generate a xml structure but i ca't delete an attribute, this is my code.

<code>

XmlDocument cfdDocument;
XmlElement Complemento, Leyenda;
cfdDocument = new XmlDocument();

cfdDocument.createElement3("fiscal", "Fiscales", "http://");

Complemento = cfdDocument.createElement3("fiscal", "Fiscales", "http://");

Complemento.setAttribute('version',"1.0");

Leyenda = cfdDocument.createElement3("fiscal", "Leyenda", "http://");

Leyenda.setAttribute('texto',"Description....");
Leyenda.setAttribute('norma',"Norma...");
Leyenda.setAttribute('disposicion',"Disposicion....");

Complemento.appendChild(Leyenda);

</code>

And this is th output XML

<fiscal:Fiscales version="1.0" xmlns:fiscal="http://">
<fiscal:Leyenda texto="Description...." norma="Norma..." disposicion="Disposicion...." />
</fiscal:Fiscales>

How i can delete this attribute xmlns:fiscal="http://" ?? y try a string empty createElement3("fiscal", "Leyenda", "") but it does not work

Thanks in advance.!!!!

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Using a namespace prefix without actually defining the namespace (which is what you're doing by createElement3("fiscal", "Leyenda", "")) indeed doesn't make sense.

If you don't want to specify any namespace, use createElement("Leyenda") instead.

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Good day Martin, tyhanks for your answer.

But now the output XML is

<Fiscales version = "1.0">

<Leyenda texto = "Descripción ...." norma = "Norma ..." disposicion = "Disposición ..." />

</Fiscales>

and I want the word fiscal to precede, ex. fiscal:Leyenda fiscal:Fiscal

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Unfortunately your two requirements contradict each other. You can't have a namespace prefix without defining a meaning of this prefix.

What business problem are you trying to solve by these impossible technical requirements? If the business requirement is meaningful, we should be able to find a suitable technical solution. And if we find that the requirement makes no sense, you'll know that that problem to solve isn't in code...

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You're right Martin, I already made it.
This XML element is inside an XML document, so I didn't need the prefix here, it worked for me to place the same namespace of the main header, they looked like this:

cfdDocument.createElement3("fiscal", "Fiscales", "http://www.sat.gob.mx/cfd/3");

<xml>
<encabezado xmlns:cfdi = "http://www.sat.gob.mx/cfd/3">
.....
<fiscal:Fiscales version =" 1.0 ">
<fiscal:Leyenda texto="Descripción ...." norma="Norma ..." disposicion="Disposición ..." />
</ fiscal:Fiscales>
</encabezado>
</xml>

Gracias Martin

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