Try MochiKit [1].
var xoxo_elements = getElementsByTagAndClassName(*, xoxo)
for (var xi = 0; xi xoxo_elements.length; xi++) {
var children = getElementsByTagAndClassName(*)
for (var ci = 0; ci children.length; ci++) {
element = children[ci]
if ((element.tagName == UL) ||
Paul Bryson wrote...
I'm just looking for extra confirmation of this little problem before
touching the wiki. It appears that hAtom uses the class attribute title
for it's title, such as what would go in a heading hn However, the
hCard also uses title, but in a completely different
Paul Bryson wrote:
David Janes -- BlogMatrix wrote...
Nice. I just discovered a bug in my parser that screwed up the title
nesting. Here's [1] the new and improved version.
Does your parser fill the Author from the hCard's FN/NICKNAME field? I am
curious if it would, given that the hCard
Paul Bryson wrote:
You'll want to move class=logo from the li down to the img where it
belongs though.
Done. Is it required to be in an IMG only, or can the IMG act as another
element's value (as I had it previously).
You should be able to now convert the Date Posted into a nice
published
David Janes -- BlogMatrix wrote ...
The author is opaque in that hAtom is not looking for further hAtom
elements within that element. However, hAtom does know that this element
is a hCard and parses it as a hCard.
Ah, that explains a lot. Thanks.
Atamido
David Janes -- BlogMatrix wrote...
You should be able to now convert the Date Posted into a nice published
element.
It isn't already? Honestly, in production I'm not sure that I will have
access to the date in an ISO format. I will include it though for the
example. I'm not a fan of how
