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Highlight/annotation inside one iframe become orphan for another iframe.
I suspect the cause is that when receiving annotation from server, the target property of annoation is usually url rather than fingerprint-like urn:x-dc:....
Note that even if i am not using srcdoc, using src with even the same link still cause similar phenomenon; also setting test1.html and test2.html with the same dublin meta data can't fix the problem.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Minimum Example: I have two file
test1.html
andtest2.html
each contain an iframe using srcdoc or src withHighlight/annotation inside one iframe become orphan for another iframe.
I suspect the cause is that when receiving annotation from server, the
target
property of annoation is usually url rather than fingerprint-like urn:x-dc:....Note that even if i am not using srcdoc, using src with even the same link still cause similar phenomenon; also setting
test1.html
andtest2.html
with the same dublin meta data can't fix the problem.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: