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Fixed a database indexing bug that prevented notes with really long (~2700+

character) titles from saving correctly.

Changed the literal quotation character in the starting wiki note to the
""" character entity so it doesn't show up as a change in the diff.
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Dan Helfman 2008-05-05 22:56:20 +00:00
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1.3.14: May 5, 2008
* Fixed a database indexing bug that prevented notes with really long (~2700+
character) titles from saving correctly.
* Changed the literal quotation character in the starting wiki note to the
""" character entity so it doesn't show up as a change in the diff.
1.3.13: May 5, 2008
* Instructions for enabling JavaScript, linked from various forms that
require it.

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drop index note_notebook_id_title_index;
create index note_notebook_id_title_index on note using btree ( notebook_id, md5( title ) );

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<p><b>First, the basics.</b> A Luminotes wiki is simply a collection of linked
notes, each with a unique title. Right now you're reading a note titled
"welcome to your wiki".</p>
&quot;welcome to your wiki&quot;.</p>
<p><b>To make a new wiki note</b>, click the "+" button on the left. Start by
<p><b>To make a new wiki note</b>, click the &quot;+&quot; button on the left. Start by
typing a title for your new note and then press enter. Next, type the contents
of your new note, using the formatting buttons on the left for things like
bold, italics, or lists.</p>
<p><b>To link one note to another</b>, click the "<u>Link</u>" button on the
<p><b>To link one note to another</b>, click the &quot;<u>Link</u>&quot; button on the
left, type a note title, and then click the button again. Or, you can just
highlight some text and click the "<u>Link</u>" button.</p>
highlight some text and click the &quot;<u>Link</u>&quot; button.</p>
<p><b>To follow a link to another note</b>, just click on the link and the
note will open up for you to view or edit. You can switch between notes simply
by clicking on them, and hide notes by clicking the "hide" button.</p>
by clicking on them, and hide notes by clicking the &quot;hide&quot; button.</p>
<p>That's all you need to know to get started with your Luminotes wiki. It's
really that easy. There's also a <a href="http://luminotes.com/guide" target="_new">Luminotes user guide</a>