Ok so given input of matching on an attribute that contains a substring, seems to work :) 

$ cat 2
<body>
  <div data-content="/ajax/ereignis/4" data-type="link">
4</div>
  <div data-content="/ajax/ereignis/185" data-type="link">
185</div>
  <div data-content="wowee" data-type="link">
wowee</div>
</body>

$ xmllint.exe --xpath " //div[ contains( @data-content, '/ereignis' ) 
+]  "  2
<div data-content="/ajax/ereignis/4" data-type="link">

4</div><div data-content="/ajax/ereignis/185" data-type="link">

185</div>

$ xmllint.exe --xpath " //div[ @data-content ]  "  2
<div data-content="/ajax/ereignis/4" data-type="link">

4</div><div data-content="/ajax/ereignis/185" data-type="link">

185</div><div data-content="wowee" data-type="link">

wowee</div>

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In reply to Re^2: web::scraper and regex ( xpath ) by Anonymous Monk
in thread web::scraper and regex by Trace On

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