Hi *,
just try this easy example I found in code comments of html.py:
In [3]: a=TAG('<div><span><a id="1" u:v=$>hello</a></span><p class="this
is a test">world</p></div>')
In [4]: a.elements("#1")
Out[4]: [<gluon.html.__tag_div__ at 0x31e0a10>]
now just define a new x variable very similar to the "a" variable using
the HTML helpers as follows:
In [6]: x = DIV(SPAN(A("hello", _id=1)), P('world', _class="mypclass"))
In [7]: x.elements("#1")
Out[7]: []
In [8]: TAG(str(x)).elements("#1")
Out[8]: [<gluon.html.__tag_div__ at 0x31dee90>]
is it a correct behaviour or can be considered a bug?
Thanks a lot
Manuele
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