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This question is not a duplicate of Get meta data attribute in javascript. I'd like to get meta name by language.

I have the following in HTML code:

<meta name="DC.Subject" xml:lang="pl" content="wróg" /> <meta name="DC.Subject" xml:lang="en" content="enemy" /> 

There are also other meta name tags in HTML.

It is quite easy to get the content of the first DC.Subjectby using:

document.getElementsByName("DC.Description")[0].getAttribute("content"))

and the second by

document.getElementsByName("DC.Description")[1].getAttribute("content"))

But this is not language specific. However, how do I get the content of DC.Description by using xml:lang= in JavaScript?

This question is not a duplicate of Get meta data attribute in javascript. I'd like to get meta name by language.

I have the following in HTML code:

<meta name="DC.Subject" xml:lang="pl" content="wróg" /> <meta name="DC.Subject" xml:lang="en" content="enemy" /> 

There are also other meta name tags in HTML.

It is quite easy to get the content of the first DC.Subjectby using:

document.getElementsByName("DC.Description")[0].getAttribute("content"))

and the second by

document.getElementsByName("DC.Description")[1].getAttribute("content"))

But this is not language specific. However, how do I get the content of DC.Description by using xml:lang= in JavaScript?

I have the following in HTML code:

<meta name="DC.Subject" xml:lang="pl" content="wróg" /> <meta name="DC.Subject" xml:lang="en" content="enemy" /> 

It is quite easy to get the content of the first DC.Subjectby using:

document.getElementsByName("DC.Description")[0].getAttribute("content"))

and the second by

document.getElementsByName("DC.Description")[1].getAttribute("content"))

However, how do I get the content by using xml:lang= in JavaScript?

This question is not a duplicate of Get meta data attribute in javascript. I'd like to get meta name by language.

I have the following in HTML code:

<meta name="DC.Subject" xml:lang="pl" content="wróg" /> <meta name="DC.Subject" xml:lang="en" content="enemy" /> 

There are also other meta name tags in HTML.

It is quite easy to get the content of the first DC.Subjectby using:

document.getElementsByName("DC.Description")[0].getAttribute("content"))

and the second by

document.getElementsByName("DC.Description")[1].getAttribute("content"))

But this is not language specific. However, how do I get the content of DC.Description by using xml:lang= in JavaScript?

I have the following in HTML code:

<meta name="DC.Subject" xml:lang="pl" content="wróg" <meta name="DC.Subject" xml:lang="en" content="enemy" 

It is quite easy to get the content of the first DC.Subjectby using:

document.getElementsByName("DC.Description")[0].getAttribute("content"))

and the second by

document.getElementsByName("DC.Description")[1].getAttribute("content"))

However, how do I get the content by using xml:lang= in JavaScript?

I have the following in HTML code:

<meta name="DC.Subject" xml:lang="pl" content="wróg" /> <meta name="DC.Subject" xml:lang="en" content="enemy" /> 

It is quite easy to get the content of the first DC.Subjectby using:

document.getElementsByName("DC.Description")[0].getAttribute("content"))

and the second by

document.getElementsByName("DC.Description")[1].getAttribute("content"))

However, how do I get the content by using xml:lang= in JavaScript?