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Last Updated 2011-05-30

v2.1.x (~~~)

ASP.NET

• Upgraded project to MVC 3
• ReCaptcha is now provided by an inbuilt ASP.NET function

Features

• Autocomplete for tags in the users tag list

Fixes

• Fixed an issue that prevented people from logging out. (cookies would stay alive for 2 more days instead of dying immediately)
• Fixed a bug that would cause only partial tag names to show up if the tag name had a period in it

v2.0.134 (19 Mar 11)

New Versioning

Skipped 1.0 because the previous cold fusion version for all intents and purposes was 1.0 even though it never made it past the beta stage. I am using an auto versioning system with visual studio. Which means for the most part the third number, the number of compiles, is the main way to tell which version is which. The second number will still keep track of major versions, but I don't really foresee using it much.

neTodo.net Released

• neTodo has been converted from Cold Fusion to .NET
• You can register an account, its open to everyone.

JQuery

• Now uses JQuery 1.4.2, will upgrade to 1.5.1 shortly after done with some testing
• The Debug Console has been added to the top. Don't be alarmed, this is here for me to keep an eye on javascript until I am satisfied enough to turn debugging off.
• Framework added to support neTodo Console. This is not to be confused with the debug console, but rather will be used to more quickly manipulate neTodo in a CLI rather than the GUI.
• Added the timepicker addon to make it easier to set due dates for todo items

Features

• Hashtags finally arrived to take over the role of labels. Simply use '#' anywhere in your todo description to add a hashtag to your todo item.
• A list of all your hashtags can be seen on the left menu area under the Lists menu.
• Click on a hashtag in your menu to see all todo items with that hashtag
• A list of all your todo lists can be seen on the left menu area.

Known Issues

• When you click on a hashtag on the left menu you lose your List state which means adding a new todo item will go to the Global List.

Todo List

• Add Prefs Panel
• Add way to add additional notes and uploads to a particular todo item
• Add ## List to add todo items. This is shorthand for putting a new todo item to a particular list, primary use would be the neTodo Console but can be good for regular Add Todo Box.
• Add @ Mmentions to todo items. This should link to twitter
• Add @@ Push to add todo items. Which would add todo items to _other_ users todo lists. The form is @@dharh ##List Add \@@ Push to add todo items.
• Add \ escape character.

v0.2 (14 Aug 09)

Update to JQuery and Preferences Backend

JQuery

• neTodo will now use JQuery 1.3.2
• neThing Framework updated to use JQuery

Preferences

• New TodoPref table to replace TodoPreferences
• Preferences page updated to use new table
• Preference page updated to JQuery

Todo List

• Partial JQuery update
• Each todo item highlights ffff99 when user does mouseover

v0.1 (26 Jan 08)

Released neTodo

Features

• Ability to add lists
• Ability to add items to lists
• Ability to add sub items to items
• inline editing
• Ability to set priority for each item
• custom color codes for priority

neTodo has been fully released. People can now register to start using it. Try it out and let me know what you think.

The in deep thought code base has just reached v0.6. You can view the changelog to see the changes.

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