how to get a node by its name without using xpath?

[Gleki Arxokuna]

if let's say i have

<one someattr="attribute">

  <two>text<two>

  <two>more text<two>

</one>

I can specify the name in .attr("someattr") e.g. to get its value but 

how do i return the array of "two" nodes without using xpath?

[Marco Rogers]

There's no API for that. You could do it yourself. The childNodes() method will return an array of immediate children. But it would include text and comment nodes. You would just filter those out.

I'm curious why you can't use xpath though (or don't want to).

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