Version: 3.2.1 (using KDE KDE 3.2.2) Installed from: SuSE RPMs Compiler: gcc 3.3.1 SuSE OS: Linux <style type="text/css"> .foo { color: black; } </style> <span class="foo">bar</span> Works fine, now the JS code that reveals the bug, alert will output "/a.foo" - with same strange leading "/a". function revealbug() { if (document.styleSheets) { var css = document.styleSheets[1]; if (css.cssRules) //Gecko-DOM var selectors = css.cssRules; else if (css.rules) //msie-DOM var selectors = css.rules; } if (!selectors || selectors == undefined) return; var oSelectors = new Object(); var len = selectors.length; for (var i = 0, j; i < len; i++) { oSelectors[i] = selectors[i]; oSelectors[selectors[i].selectorText] = oSelectors[i]; oSelectors.length = i + 1; // optional } for (var i=0; i<selectors.length; i++) { alert(selectors[i].selectorText); }

Created an attachment (id=7598) [details] testcase from above

CVS commit by pletourn: Fix selectorText() when no namespace is specified BUG:79645 M +4 -4 css_base.cpp 1.14.4.1 --- kdelibs/khtml/css/css_base.cpp #1.14:1.14.4.1 @@ -261,15 +261,15 @@ DOMString CSSSelector::selectorText() co DOMString str; const CSSSelector* cs = this; - if ( cs->tag == 0xffff && cs->attr == ATTR_ID && cs->match == CSSSelector::Exact ) + if ( cs->tag == 0xffffffff && cs->attr == ATTR_ID && cs->match == CSSSelector::Exact ) { str = "#"; str += cs->value; } - else if ( cs->tag == 0xffff && cs->attr == ATTR_CLASS && cs->match == CSSSelector::List ) + else if ( cs->tag == 0xffffffff && cs->attr == ATTR_CLASS && cs->match == CSSSelector::List ) { str = "."; str += cs->value; } - else if ( cs->tag == 0xffff && cs->match == CSSSelector::Pseudo ) + else if ( cs->tag == 0xffffffff && cs->match == CSSSelector::Pseudo ) { str = ":"; @@ -278,5 +278,5 @@ DOMString CSSSelector::selectorText() co else { - if ( cs->tag == 0xffff ) + if ( cs->tag == 0xffffffff ) str = "*"; else