> getNodeAttribute is for getting DOM attributes. tagName is not a DOM
> attribute (in this example, "id", "cssStyle", "minValue, "maxValue"
> are the only attributes), it's an attribute of the DOM node object
> itself.
Duh! Yeah, you'd think I would have realized that it is not an attribute -
apparently I need a refresher course. :P
> You would be able to use the native
> node.getElementsByTagName("mkw:IntegerTextbox"), but that doesn't
> really work if you're looking for non-standard tags that you just
> made up.
That's too bad, making up tags is good clean fun.
> Also, don't use MochiKit.DOM._document, or anything else
> undocumented. Especially if it begins with an underscore!
Okay, okay. ;)
Thanks!
Jason
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