From: Li Chen <chen_li3@...>
Date: 2008-08-13T03:53:27+09:00
Subject: Re: Hpricot and xpath

Mark Thomas wrote:
> Look carefully. It's not defined for nil. Which means that
> doc.at("header") is returning nil. That's because there are no
> elements with the name of "header"; only an attribute. Try using the
> css selector "#header".


Here is the result after I change to css selector or xpath;

puts doc.at("#header").xpath()

ag1.rb:4: undefined method `xpath' for {elem <div id="header"> {text " 
\n" "     "}}:Hpricot::Elem (NoMethodError)


puts doc.at("#header").css_path()

tag1.rb:4: undefined method `css_path' for {elem <div id="header"> {text 
" \n" "     "}}:Hpricot::Elem (NoMethodError)



Li



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