To reproduce: 1. Create a page with two horizontal frames, with a frameset document in each. 2. Put an iframe in the bottom frameset document. 3. In the iframe's src document, create a hyperlink to a web site. 4. Load the frameset -- you should see the iframe in the bottom frameset frame, with the hyperlink inside it. 5. Click the hyperlink. The iframe goes to the URL of the link. 6. Press the browser Back button. You should see the following: - Top frameset document is now showing the iframe's original document (the one with the link) - Bottom iframe doesn't change Not sure what the behavior should be, but in IE 6, pressing back switches just the IFRAME back to its original document; the frameset stays in place

session history... a testcase would be most helpful here, as would information on what build you are using...

Cannot reproduce this bug. When I observed this yesterday, it occurred on both NS 6.2 and Moz 1.2 Alpha (build id 2002091014). Today I created a testcase and could not reproduce the behavior, so you may want to change the bug status to invalid.

I can reproduce the bug, on Linux 2002102521: 1. Go to http://www.cast-info.es/ 2. Go to another page 3. Press back You don't see the same frames as before. If you reload the page, it load ok. again. Notice that there are not IFRAMES but FRAMES and FRAMESETs.

comment 3 - that's a flash site. resetting it all is expected. reporter: can you reproduce this bug with a recent build of mozilla (for example, 1.3a)? if so, please comment again, and provide a testcase. if not, please resolve this bug as WORKSFORME. thanks.

Unzip and open main.htm I think it reflects the reporter's instructions; but it works ok on Linux 2002123022: pressing 'back', the iframe returns the its previous content (iframe.htm) Can someone check it too? I think this will be WFM...

testcase WFM with 2003010108/trunk/win2k. reporter - can you say whether this is still a problem for you? and with the testcase? if not, then this should be WORKSFORME.

From reporter: Works for me (Build 2002121215 on Windows 2000).

thanks. verified WFM.