I guess I can self answer my question now after looking at the source code.
annotator has some fault tolerance, if it can't find a matching pattern in the current document, the annotation won't be shown. this is implemented via xpath-range. this fault tolerance is good enough for me I think. On Thu, Jul 6, 2017 at 12:01 AM, Shi Yan <billco...@gmail.com> wrote: > hello, > > I want to integrate annotator to a blog site, similar to Medium. > > the content on the site, however, is very dynamic, it changes all the time. > > I'm wondering how to handle this content change properly? > > For example, a sentence is currently annotated but then gets removed or > modified. > > How do I notify the storage backend to deprecate the old annotation? > > Or I don't explicitly deprecate the old annotation, I load it anyway and > annotator can figure out that the annotation is invalid and won't show it > anymore? > > Thanks, > > Shi >
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