make it work when there's a dot in the attribute selector#30
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Hi Wouter, Is there any update on this feature? Thanks, |
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Sorry, missed the email while on holiday. Will look into it. |
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Hi Wouter,
Thank you for making this htmlparser. But I got a issue when using attribute selector "[src='aaa.jpg']" to select a![]()
node. It seems that the dot in the jpg file caused it. So I try to work around this issue.
If you think that my code style is bad, please feel free to change the code. But I really want this feature supported in this library.
Thanks,
Rocky