* Added a bunch of thumbnail-related methods to controller.Files.
* Modified Files.download() method to redirect to image preview if
requested.
* Implemented image preview to popup full image in a separate window.
* Added empty stubs for relevant unit tests. Still to-do.
* Added new dependency on python-imaging package (PIL).
* Updated file info popup to include clickable thumbnail.
"/users/logout" URL will log you out and redirect you the front page.
Made front page prettier and better at explaining Luminotes (hopefully). The
front page is no longer a wiki, but is instead a mostly static page.
title when uploading a file, as this plays more nicely with IE. With
replaceChildNodes(), IE swallows the text cursor and won't give it back.
Also explicitly passing link parameter to Upload_pulldown() constructor, as
editor.find_link_at_cursor() wasn't always working in IE.
1. In progress(), around the time when the file starts uploading. This causes
an upload that's too large to bail before the whole file uploads, but the
quota calculation is only an estimate and relies on the client actually
calling progress().
2. In upload(), when the file finishes uploading. This quota calculation is
exact, but only happens after the entire upload completes.
* controller.Files.upload() now updates user quota storage.
* When a file is uploaded, the new storage bytes count is returned to the client and displayed.
* new toolbar button for attaching a file
* button opens new Upload_pulldown() for uploading a file
* began controller.Notebooks.upload_file() to process the upload
repro:
1. delete a note
2. go to the trash
3. click undelete, and then *very quickly*, click the name of the notebook
4. when the notebook loads, it won't have the undeleted note
5. go back to the trash. the deleted note will be there, with non-trash note buttons
this seems to be a race between undelete_editor_via_trash() and save_editor(), which is invoked upon page close. solution: don't
allow save_editor() to call save_note() if editor.closed is set
* change controller.Notebooks.load_note_revisions() to select and return User_revision objects
* change controller.Notebooks.save_note() to use User_revision objects for new_revision and previous_revision as well
* update client to deal with new load_note_revisions() return values (make sure all uses of revisions_list are updated)
* update client to deal with new new_revision/previous_revision
* update changes pulldown to show username along with each timestamp
* update model.Invite to load redeemed_username along with redeemed_user_id
* display the redeemed username next to each email address in the "share this notebook" note
Dan Helfman