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Mahesh Radadiya
answered Nov 30 '-1 00:00
you can use document.renameNode , but it not supported most of browser .
how to use document.renameNode ?
document.renameNode(node object, namespaceURI, new nodename);
suppose you want to rename the span html element
var span = document.getElementsByTagName("span")[0];
document.renameNode(span, null, p);
it will rename the node span to p tag
but it not support any browser
in Chrome , you will get error as below :
Uncaught TypeError: document.renameNode is not a function
in firefox ,
TypeError: document.renameNode is not a function
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shabi
answered Nov 30 '-1 00:00
The renameNode() function renames nodes of type Element and Attr.
Chrome - Not Supported
Internet Explorer / Edge - Not Supported
Firefox - Not Supported
Safari - Not Supported
Opera - Not Supported
Why created renameNode() function when it not used in any of best browser ?
we can call renameNode() as useless function.
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