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a.smith (204)
10 Apr 2012 09:32

So say you have... <meta name="viewport" content="width=240">
is it possible to edit that with Java Script by doing something like

document.meta.content="width=382"; (example XD)

in a Java Script function? i have no idea if theres any way i could try it or test it without a divice other than my phone :/

a.smith (204)
10 Apr 2012 09:38

Ok now i dont need to know because i fould out about the divice-width thing xD nooish me xD though it still would be interesting to know :o

jediknight (88)
06 May 2012 10:13

Hm, never thought about that. :/

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M.J kInG (1215)
09 May 2012 16:02

Will i don't think so you might need to do more research to find you answer

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GuitarBoy (178)
13 May 2012 02:58

<meta id="meta" name="viewport" content="width=device-width"/>

In Java Script,
You could do:
document.getElementById("meta").content="width=240";

Or you could do:
document.getElementById("meta").attributes['content'].value="width=240";

Or you could do:
document.getElementById("meta").attributes[1].value="width=240";

Or you could do:
document.getElementsByTagName("meta")[INDEX].content="width=240";

Or you could do:
document.getElementsByTagName("meta")[INDEX].attributes["content"].value="width=240";

Or you could do:
document.getElementsByTagName("meta")[INDEX].attributes[1].value="width=240";

Does that answer your question? ;)

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a.smith (204)
14 May 2012 21:55

Coolio :o Yesh it does :] though i'll probarbly never use it xD depends lol

M.J kInG (1215)
16 May 2012 13:29

Nice i heard of that before

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