[html5] r4594 - [giow] (2) Correct how 'entry update' is to happen to also update the other entr [...]

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Author: ianh
Date: 2010-01-14 23:00:11 -0800 (Thu, 14 Jan 2010)
New Revision: 4594

Modified:
   complete.html
   index
   source
Log:
[giow] (2) Correct how 'entry update' is to happen to also update the other entries that referenced the document, and to not blow away state objects.

Modified: complete.html
===================================================================
--- complete.html	2010-01-15 06:37:12 UTC (rev 4593)
+++ complete.html	2010-01-15 07:00:11 UTC (rev 4594)
@@ -56552,16 +56552,17 @@
 
      <dd>
 
-      <ol><li><p>Replace the entry being updated with a new entry
-       representing the new resource and its <code>Document</code>
-       object and related state. The user agent may propagate state from
-       the old entry to the new entry (e.g. scroll position).</li>
+      <ol><li><p>Replace the <code>Document</code> of the entry being
+       updated, and any other entries that referenced the same
+       document as that entry, with the new
+       <code>Document</code>.</li>
 
        <li><p><a href=#traverse-the-history>Traverse the history</a> to the new
        entry.</li>
 
       </ol><p class=note>This can only happen if the entry being updated
-      is no the <a href=#current-entry>current entry</a>. (It happens when the user
+      is no the <a href=#current-entry>current entry</a>, and can never happen with
+      <a href=#replacement-enabled>replacement enabled</a>. (It happens when the user
       tried to traverse to a session history entry that no longer had
       a <code>Document</code> object.)</p>
 

Modified: index
===================================================================
--- index	2010-01-15 06:37:12 UTC (rev 4593)
+++ index	2010-01-15 07:00:11 UTC (rev 4594)
@@ -56466,16 +56466,17 @@
 
      <dd>
 
-      <ol><li><p>Replace the entry being updated with a new entry
-       representing the new resource and its <code>Document</code>
-       object and related state. The user agent may propagate state from
-       the old entry to the new entry (e.g. scroll position).</li>
+      <ol><li><p>Replace the <code>Document</code> of the entry being
+       updated, and any other entries that referenced the same
+       document as that entry, with the new
+       <code>Document</code>.</li>
 
        <li><p><a href=#traverse-the-history>Traverse the history</a> to the new
        entry.</li>
 
       </ol><p class=note>This can only happen if the entry being updated
-      is no the <a href=#current-entry>current entry</a>. (It happens when the user
+      is no the <a href=#current-entry>current entry</a>, and can never happen with
+      <a href=#replacement-enabled>replacement enabled</a>. (It happens when the user
       tried to traverse to a session history entry that no longer had
       a <code>Document</code> object.)</p>
 

Modified: source
===================================================================
--- source	2010-01-15 06:37:12 UTC (rev 4593)
+++ source	2010-01-15 07:00:11 UTC (rev 4594)
@@ -63940,10 +63940,10 @@
 
       <ol>
 
-       <li><p>Replace the entry being updated with a new entry
-       representing the new resource and its <code>Document</code>
-       object and related state. The user agent may propagate state from
-       the old entry to the new entry (e.g. scroll position).</p></li>
+       <li><p>Replace the <code>Document</code> of the entry being
+       updated, and any other entries that referenced the same
+       document as that entry, with the new
+       <code>Document</code>.</p></li>
 
        <li><p><span>Traverse the history</span> to the new
        entry.</p></li>
@@ -63951,7 +63951,8 @@
       </ol>
 
       <p class="note">This can only happen if the entry being updated
-      is no the <span>current entry</span>. (It happens when the user
+      is no the <span>current entry</span>, and can never happen with
+      <span>replacement enabled</span>. (It happens when the user
       tried to traverse to a session history entry that no longer had
       a <code>Document</code> object.)</p>