# assume response.body has
# <div class="group">
#   <span class="name">foo</span>
#   <ul class="members">
#     <li class="member">...</li>
#     <li class="member">...</li>
#   </ul>
# </div>
# <div class="group">
#   <span class="name">bar</span>
#   <ul class="members">
#     <li class="member">...</li>
#   </ul>
# </div>
 
# WHAT I WANT:
response.should have_tag('.group') do |group|
  group.should have_tag('.name', 'foo') # eliminates bar from further checking in this block
  group.should have_tag('.members .member', :count => 2) # passes cause foo's group has 2 members
end
 
# WHAT I GOT:
response.should have_tag('.group') do |group|
  group.should have_tag('.name', 'foo') # passes cause foo is there
  group.should have_tag('.members .member', :count => 2) # fails cause foo and bar together have 3
end
# shitty workaround (something like this that I have to spend a fkn hour figuring out each time):
response.should have_tag('.group .name', 'foo') do |name|
  group = # somehow traverse back up the document and find the .group
  group.should have_tag('.members .member', :count => 2)
end