Re^2: HTML and Xpath

Yes, i understand, but, for doesn't make a complicated example, I have left out some details, so it would not apply a single XPath expression, anyway, thank you very much, all the comments are always helpful.

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Re^3: HTML and Xpath by mirod (Canon) on Nov 06, 2008 at 16:43 UTC
OK, so what you are looking for is `findnodes_as_strings`, which indeed doesn't look like it is documented. I have to fix that. It returns a list of strings, one per node returned by the query. Thanks. update: duh! that method exists (and is documented) only in the development version of the module, I am uploading it to PAUSE right away, sorry for the inconvenience.	[reply] [d/l]