[html5] r993 - /

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Author: ianh
Date: 2007-08-09 16:58:53 -0700 (Thu, 09 Aug 2007)
New Revision: 993

Modified:
   index
   source
Log:
[] (1) Mention that relative URIs must be resolved in pushState(). We don't yet say how. Resolving URIs in script arguments are a wider issue.

Modified: index
===================================================================
--- index	2007-08-09 23:39:25 UTC (rev 992)
+++ index	2007-08-09 23:58:53 UTC (rev 993)
@@ -23534,15 +23534,15 @@
   <p>When this method is invoked, the user agent must first check the third
    argument. If a third argument is specified, then the user agent must
    verify that the third argument is a valid URI or IRI (as defined by RFC
-   3986 and 3987, and as modified by RFC 2732), and if so, that the URI or
-   IRI is either identical to the document's URI, or that it differs from the
-   document's URI only in the <query>, <abs_path>, and/or
-   <fragment> parts, as applicable (the <query> and
-   <abs_path> parts can only be the same if the document's URI uses a
-   hierarchical <scheme>). If the verification fails (either because
-   the argument is syntactically incorrect, or differs in a way not described
-   as acceptable in the previous sentence) then the user agent must raise a
-   <a href="#security8">security exception</a>. <a
+   3986 and 3987, and as modified by RFC 2732), and if so, that, after
+   resolving it to an absolute URI, it is either identical to the document's
+   URI, or that it differs from the document's URI only in the <query>,
+   <abs_path>, and/or <fragment> parts, as applicable (the
+   <query> and <abs_path> parts can only be the same if the
+   document's URI uses a hierarchical <scheme>). If the verification
+   fails (either because the argument is syntactically incorrect, or differs
+   in a way not described as acceptable in the previous sentence) then the
+   user agent must raise a <a href="#security8">security exception</a>. <a
    href="#refsRFC3986">[RFC3986]</a> <a href="#refsRFC3987">[RFC3987]</a> <a
    href="#refsRFC2732">[RFC2732]</a>
 

Modified: source
===================================================================
--- source	2007-08-09 23:39:25 UTC (rev 992)
+++ source	2007-08-09 23:58:53 UTC (rev 993)
@@ -21141,15 +21141,15 @@
   third argument. If a third argument is specified, then the user
   agent must verify that the third argument is a valid URI or IRI (as
   defined by RFC 3986 and 3987, and as modified by RFC 2732), and if
-  so, that the URI or IRI is either identical to the document's URI,
-  or that it differs from the document's URI only in the
-  <query>, <abs_path>, and/or <fragment> parts, as
-  applicable (the <query> and <abs_path> parts can only be
-  the same if the document's URI uses a hierarchical
-  <scheme>). If the verification fails (either because the
-  argument is syntactically incorrect, or differs in a way not
-  described as acceptable in the previous sentence) then the user
-  agent must raise a <span>security exception</span>. <a
+  so, that, after resolving it to an absolute URI, it is either
+  identical to the document's URI, or that it differs from the
+  document's URI only in the <query>, <abs_path>, and/or
+  <fragment> parts, as applicable (the <query> and
+  <abs_path> parts can only be the same if the document's URI
+  uses a hierarchical <scheme>). If the verification fails
+  (either because the argument is syntactically incorrect, or differs
+  in a way not described as acceptable in the previous sentence) then
+  the user agent must raise a <span>security exception</span>. <a
   href="#refsRFC3986">[RFC3986]</a> <a
   href="#refsRFC3987">[RFC3987]</a> <a
   href="#refsRFC2732">[RFC2732]</a></p>