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Does a search engine robot sees meta information written by javascript into the the title tag of a page AFTER this page was loaded?

My Code does the following

<body onload="myFunction(

         //find H1 on the page and put it into the title-tag in the header-section

)">

Why I am doing this? Because it is one Template (same header) with different content(controlled by URL-Parameters)

So I can fill in fix meta-informations yes (same meta for all the different contents)... but I want it to be as dynamic as the content is

Someone can give me some hints or solutions?

Bill the Lizard
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Raphael
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    No. And this question was already answered here: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/826275/can-search-engines-index-javascript-generated-web-pages – emerson.marini Jul 25 '13 at 13:20

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Does a search engine robot sees meta information written by javascript into the the title tag of a page AFTER this page was loaded?

No

Why I am doing this? Because it is one Template (same header) with different content

Improve your template so it takes the title as another field.

Quentin
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