Hi, I don't know if it IS a matter of the version I am using (3.4.0) but what you suggested didn't work with my version. I added the namespace reference as you suggested.
I WOULD be interested if you had a configuration that would work with the latest version. Also, as the people that I am trying to do this work for, I don't know fi they would be able to upgrade, and info or thoughts on why I am still having problems that would be great! Thanks for ALL your help! Russ -----Original Message----- From: Hussein Shafie [mailto:[email protected]] Sent: Tuesday, October 27, 2009 4:24 AM To: Urquhart, Russ Cc: xmleditor-support at xmlmind.com Subject: Re: [XXE] css xpath question Urquhart, Russ wrote: > I don't think I am doing anything wrt namespace usage. > > Should I have something specific for the current css? > > I've attached the directory I created in my addon directory as well as the > sample I've been trying. > > If you get a chance I'd appreicate it! > > Thanks, There is a misunderstanding here. The intent of the example below was not to suggest to use the DocBook 5 namespace in your XPath expressions. This cannot work given the fact that your Title element is in the "http://www.xmlmind.com/xmleditor/schema/DocZone"; namespace! As expected, replacing: --- @namespace db5 "http://docbook.org/ns/docbook";; CrossReference { text-decoration: underline; content: icon(left-link) xpath("//db5:tit...@target = substring-after(@href, '#')]") ; color: navy; } --- by: --- @namespace dz "http://www.xmlmind.com/xmleditor/schema/DocZone";; CrossReference { content: icon(left-link) xpath("//dz:tit...@target = substring-after(current()/@href, '#')]"); text-decoration: underline; color: navy; } --- in css/DocZone.css, fixed your problem. See attached screenshot. --- PS: Your custom configuration didn't work with a recent version of XMLmind XML Editor. I had to make a number of modifications in order to make it work in v4.5. If you are interested, I can send you an updated DocZone.zip (without any guarantee of completeness). Also note that in principle, we no longer provide support for such an old version. > > Russ > > -----Original Message----- > From: Hussein Shafie [mailto:hussein at xmlmind.com] > Sent: Saturday, October 24, 2009 2:51 AM > To: Urquhart, Russ > Cc: xmleditor-support at xmlmind.com > Subject: Re: [XXE] css xpath question > > Urquhart, Russ wrote: >> However, I tried both versions of this xpath expression: >> >> xpath("//tit...@target = substring-after(current()/@href, '#')]") > > This one should work fine. > > > >> And >> >> xpath("//tit...@target = substring-after(@href, '#')]") > > This one cannot work. I've attempted to explain why. > > > >> In this css code: >> CrossReference { >> color: blue; >> text-decoration: underline; >> content: icon(left-link) xpath("//tit...@target = >> substring-after(@href, '#')]") ; >> >> vertical-align: text-top; >> color: navy; >> } >> >> All I get is the link icon and nothing else. >> >> Is there something else I can try? >> > > --> No. Please *double-check* what you did, because what I told you is > 100% correct and XMLmind XML Editor has no bug related to what you do. > > Also please check your namespace declararations if any, and remember that > XPath expressions do not support the default namespace feature. > > --> I've reproduced your case using a DocBook 5 document in which: > > * title/@role is used instead of Title/@Target > > * phrase/@xmlink:href is used instead of CrossReference/@href > > I've added this to docbook5.css: > --- > @namespace db5 "http://docbook.org/ns/docbook";; ... > @namespace xlink "http://www.w3.org/1999/xlink";; > > phrase[xlink|href] { > content: icon(left-link) > xpath("//db5:tit...@role = substring-after(current()/@xlink:href, > '#')]"); > > text-decoration: underline; > color: navy; > } > --- > > And as expected it works fine. See attached TestXRef.xml and screenshot > TestXRef.png. >
