When looking at older versions of a document, page actions like 'publish' can still be active, and also 'copy' : then you'd expect that copy would copy the version you are looking at, but this is not the case: it copies the 'working version'. The same holds true for 'save as page template' : When looking at an older version, the 'save as template' action results in the 'working version' to be copied, not the one being looked at.

It is better to disable the menu items 'publish', 'scheduled publication', 'copy' and 'save as page template' when looking at an older version. This reduces potential confusion. 'Take offline', 'rename', 'info' etc never result in any confusion, even not when looking at version history.

Changes

The menu actions:

1. publish
2. scheduled publication
3. copy
4. save as template

won't be available any more when looking at an older version since the actions operate on the 'working version'

QA Testing

I've added an extensive integration test covering all menu action expectations in XPageResourceTest. The expected behavior in the UI is that when rendering older versions, and this version is not the same as the 'working version', then the above actions should always be disabled. Note that it can happen that the version directly below the 'working version' is the same as the working version. When clicking that one, the menu items can still be enabled.