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From: Hussein Shafie [mailto:[email protected]] Sent: Fri 4/16/2010 12:47 AM To: Mark Fletcher Cc: [email protected] Subject: Re: [XXE] Using concatenate() + xpath() in CSS Mark Fletcher wrote: > > A long time ago you gave me a pointer on how to use the xpath function > within a concatenate function. > (http://www.xmlmind.com/pipermail/xmleditor-support/2006-June/004234.htm > l ) It's been working fine until my upgrade to 4.5.2. > > Here is a simplified snippet of my working CSS in 3.5.1, with > annotations. (This css styles a map inclusion in a ditamap file.): > > > *[class~="map/topicref"]:property("INCLUSION_MARK"):before, > *[class~="map/topicref"][otherprops="mapref"]:before { > content: division( > content( > paragraph( > " (mapref)", > color, gray, > font-size, 11pt > ), > division( > content( > maprefPara( > /* this > retrieves the @title from the inclusion file */ > concatenate( > > "xpath(\"", > > "document('", > > xpath('property("LOCATION_INFO")'), > > "',.)/map/@title", > "\")" > > ), > /* this simply > gets the url of the inclusion file */ > > xpath('property("LOCATION_INFO")') > ) > ) > ) > ); > } > > > I'm trying to upgrade this code to 4.5.2, unsuccessfully. In this case, > the @title is retrieved, but the url of the inclusion is not returned. > Here's what I'm using: > > *[class~="map/topicref"]:property(prop|sourceURL):before, > *[class~="map/topicref"][otherprops="mapref"]:before { > content: division( > content( > paragraph( > " (mapref)", > color, gray, > font-size, 11pt > ), > division( > content( > maprefPara( > /* this still > works */ > concatenate( > > "xpath(\"", > > "document('", > > xpath('property(prop|sourceURL)'), > > "',.)/map/@title", > "\")" > > ), > /* this does not > work */ > > xpath('property(prop|sourceURL)') > ) > ) > ) > ); > } > > What am I doing wrong? I've tried being tricky and wrapping the > property() call within a concat() within an outer xpath(), similar to > what's being done with the successful document() call and that doesn't > help. > * "prop|sourceURL" uses the standard CSS3 notation for XML qualified names. To make it simple, this notation only works within CSS3 selectors. * xpath('property(prop|sourceURL)') means: evaluate XPath expression 'property(prop|sourceURL)'. You'll find the documentation of the property() XPath extension function here: http://www.xmlmind.com/xmleditor/_distrib/doc/commands/xpathextfunc.html Note that the "prop|sourceURL" notation is not supported by this XPath extension function. You need to specify: xpath('property("{http://www.xmlmind.com/xmleditor/namespace/property}sourceURL";)')
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