The id() function is designed to take a space-separated list of ID
values, so you should be able to pass the IDREFS attribute straight into
it.

Michael Kay

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> Subject:  How to process attributes of IDREFS
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> I've checked the FAQ and didn't find anything on this 
> question. I have an 
> element with an attribute of type IDREFS, so of coarse it can 
> have one 
> value or it can have several.
> 
> What is the best way to process this attribute to be able to 
> find all the 
> elements linked to it? I would have thought the id() function 
> would have 
> been able to force the processing but it doesn't seem to. Do 
> I have to 
> revert to string/token processing to get at the individual 
> IDs? When there 
> is a single value id() works fine, but when there is a list 
> there is a problem.
> 
> thanks.
> ..dan
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