functional tests, unless a whole lot of mock objects are introduced, which
isn't entirely out of the question). Uses JsUnit, which is included in this
commit.
if you clicked a link with a note id and a note with the link's title was
already open, it just highlighted that note, regardless of the id. Now, that
will only happen if the link has no id.
* When you try to load a note called "all notes", load a magic (dynamically-generated) note that
lists all notes in reverse revision time order.
* Changed controller.Notebooks.recent_notes() to all_notes().
* Prevent "all notes" link from showing up when you're in the trash.
* Prevent link pulldown from showing up for links within read-only notes.
* Wrote a crappy deletenote tool.
* Blank iframe contents now come from static HTML rather than dynamic CherryPy.
* Reindented @strongly_expire decorator.
* Removed one stage of Editor's multi-stage construction.
Now the client has to explicitly request the inclusion of startup notes.
Also no longer including startup notes or revision lists with every single
serialized Notebook.
from a different window:
* Made controller.notebooks responsible for preventing unmodified notes from being saved, instead
of model.Notebook handling this task.
* Created a revision validator for passing revisions as arguments to exposed methods.
* controller.Notebooks.save_note() now requires a previous_revision parameter, used to determine
whether the note has been modified in the particular window it's being saved from.
* save_note() returns a new previous_revision value, so the client can determine whether a save
has occurred from another window.
* controller.Notebooks.undelete_note() fixed to quietly bail if the note to undelete isn't
actually deleted, which can happen if it was undeleted in another window.
* Editor() now responsible for making revisions list if it doesn't exist
* No longer giving an "undo" message when the user deletes an empty note.
* On the client side, detecting whether the previous_revision as reported by save_note() looks
correct, and if not, alerting the user about the conflict. Also displaying a "compare versions"
button that opens both the current version and the previous version.
version wouldn't work immediately after a title element. Ugh.
One caveat: When you start a link, the cursor disappears until you start
typing the link's title.
pulldown with "titles only" and "everything" radio buttons, defaulting to
"titles only".
* Wiki javascript code for submitting a search now sends a new titles_only
parameter according to what the user has selected in the search pulldown.
* controller.Notebooks.search() now takes a new titles_only boolean argument,
which does exactly what you would expect.
