Re: [xmlc] getElementsByTagName in XHTML ?

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At 08:06 PM 8/11/2005 -0500, you wrote:
 >At 11:27 PM 8/11/2005 +0200, you wrote:
 > >Jacob Kjome p=ED=B9e v P=E1 05. 08. 2005 v 10:46 -0500:

 >I guess I'm still unclear on the results, though.  I suspected that you
 >were mistakenly reporting this because you had stated that you expected t=
he
 >results to be children of the current tag, plus the current tag
 >itself.  That's clearly wrong.  It should only be the children.  So, you
 >say you tested this?  What were your results?  More below...
 >
 > >>  If you were to do node.getElementsByTagName("td") and the
 > >> current node is a "td", I wouldn't expect to have any results returned
 >unless
 > >> you were using nested tables.
 > >
 > >well of course I did node.getParentNode().getElementsByTagName("td").
 >
 >Which, again, unless you were using nested tables, would return an empty
 >node list so it would be pretty pointless to do.
 >

Whoops, I meant a nodelist of 1 element which, of course, is the original=
=20
node that you already had a handle on.  That's why it's pointless, not that=
=20
it would return an empty list, but a list of 1 node which you already knew=
=20
about, so why bother?

Jake=20



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