there must be a typo in your code since element(xxx) just calls elements(xxx)[0]. Please email a sample string a to reproduce the problem. Google scrambled your message and I cannot check it.
On Sep 2, 2:25 am, b vivek <[email protected]> wrote: > Hii, I just hopped onto web2py. And it is just beautiful. I am going through > the book and am stuck up at one place.There is an example there:->>> a = DIV > </book/default/docstring/DIV>(DIV </book/default/docstring/DIV>( > > DIV </book/default/docstring/DIV>('a', _id='target',_class='abc')))>>> d = > a.elements('div#target') > >>> d[0] = 'changed' > >>> print a > > <div><div><div id="target" class="abc">changed</div></div></div>---(4) > > Now when I try this in the shell.. I dont get the result as in 4. However > when I use a.element instead of a.elements , I get the result. Why should it > be so . Am I doing something really wrong.
