It's all about how you handle your namespaces. The code below creates child items with different namespaces:
XNamespace defaultNs = "http://www.tempuri.org/default";
XNamespace otherNs = "http://www.tempuri.org/other";
var root = new XElement(defaultNs + "root");
root.Add(new XAttribute(XNamespace.Xmlns + "otherNs", otherNs));
var parent = new XElement(otherNs + "parent");
root.Add(parent);
var child1 = new XElement(otherNs + "child1");
parent.Add(child1);
var child2 = new XElement(defaultNs + "child2");
parent.Add(child2);
var child3 = new XElement("child3");
parent.Add(child3);
It will produce XML that looks like this:
<root xmlns:otherNs="http://www.tempuri.org/other" xmlns="http://www.tempuri.org/default">
<otherNs:parent>
<otherNs:child1 />
<child2 />
<child3 xmlns="" />
</otherNs:parent>
</root>
Look at the difference between child1
, child2
and child3
. child2
is created using the default namespace, which is probably what you want, while child3
is what you have now.
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