Michael Schroeder 

Can you provide a sample file to play with.  It's very difficult to answer these sort of questions without a file to look at.

Sure I can, but I would like to email it instead of posting it publicly. Possible?

Michael Schroeder 

ok - I thought you might be able to just make one up using only the content you have shown here already?  Anyway, no problem you can email pfilkin at sdl dot com.

Thanks for that! I was thinking it might be useful in case parent tags might play a role. Sending straightaway.

Sorry, it looks like I sent I overlooked the autosuggested email address and sent it to your rws address. Hope that is OK.

Michael Schroeder 

No worries... I have your mail and will look at this later today

Thanks

Paul..

 Michael Schroeder 

I'm been puzzling over this between meetings all afternoon and I cannot understand why it won't work!  So I have logged a case (Case Details - 00780593) and will come back to you when I know more.  Could be I'm doing something stupid, but your rule seems fine to me.  I created a small test that should get me this:

I changed one of the element names and even simplified the file a little just to remove any doubt over duplicate naming, but still have this problem you reported.

Thanks for looking into it. I also considered those possibilities and did the same (thinking e.g. the hyphens in the attribute might be the culprit). Very interested to see what comes out of this. I have another question regarding XML2 and WorldServer but I will post that in the appropriate forum.

 Michael Schroeder 

So... I was doing something stupid.  I disregarded the name space.  So if I use my same sample file with this rule:

//p0:parentg    (structure)

//p0:parentg/p0:g[@ctype='x-html-STRONG']     (inline)

//*   (not translatable)

And set the namespace to:

P0

p0 urn:oasis:names:tc:xliff:document:1.2

Then I get this:

I would add that the reason it worked for me in my test is because I ignored the folded group in my xpPath tester that automatically added the namespace info!! Once I expand it you can see this:

Hi Paul, that's fantastic that you got that working!

Unfortunately, I know next to nothing about namespaces since I guess they weren't that necessary with the Embedded Content file type. Are there any RWS resources available where I can read up on this functionality for the XML file type?