> ul = menu.element("ul")
> items = ul.elements("li")
> for item in items:
> item.atttributes["_id"] = <new id>
>
> Won't work -- the MENU() helper doesn't generate the UL's and LI's until
it is serialized. Also, note that .element('ul') returns only the first UL
element. To get all the LI elements, all you have to do is
menu.elements('li') (though, again, that won't really work in this case).
Anthony
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