Jonas.Kilian at o2.com wrote: > For this snippet > > <tns:anyElement > ons:myAttribute1="4711" > ons:myAttribute2="4712" /> > > this is how I'd expected to match "myAttribute1" and "myAttribute2" and > eventually more of them: > > tns|*::attribute(ons|*) > > or > > [ons|*] > > > None of this works, please help.
* If your document is conforming to a DTD, then XXE is *not* namespace aware and you need to write something like: tns\:anyElement::attribute(ons\:myAttribute1) * If your document is conforming a W3C or Relax NG schema (or if your document is not associated to any form of schema), then XXE is fully namespace aware and a rule such as: tns|*::attribute(ons|*) should work fine. (There are no known bugs related to this.) --> Note that you need to declare the namespace prefixes in the CSS. @namespace tns url(your_namespace_URI_1); @namespace ons url(your_namespace_URI_2); See http://www.w3.org/TR/css3-selectors/#typenmsp
