<DIV> Hi, all<BR> There are instances that when an HTML file has meta tags, the charset declared in
<META> tag is not right, because the HTML content next is using a different encoding. But lxml will parse accroding to what
<META> said. In this situation, it may report error information of error decoding, but some times it can parse, and generate a DOM that is not complete. eg. I have a WEB file has while the following content is encoded with GBK(which is a Supper set of GB2312). We have got a result with only part of the HTML tags parsed out. I wan't to know, if lxml have any warning or error information reported for this situation? What it is? and how can we deal with this kind of fault ? Is there any common method?</DIV>
<DIV> I have also seen some HTML files have <HTML> tag attributes "lang", I don't know whether this attribute is used in the HTML parsing process. In meta tag like
<META http-equiv="Content-Language" content="zh-cn">, there are also language statement, But in the htmlCheckMeta method of libxml2 library source, I didn't find any processing with the http-equiv attribute value "Content-Language". Is it because that "Content-Language" is not standerd? Is lxml support this attribute? if so , how to deal with the " content="zh-cn" " declaration when it was saying another different language?<BR> yours<BR><BR><BR></HTML></DIV><br><!-- footer --><br><span title="neteasefooter"/><hr/>
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