Monday, August 31, 2009

Piggydb V3.16 released

This release adds Tag View (Menu[Tag/Tags]), which replaces the existing Tag Tree. It provides three views of tags: "Tree", "Cloud", and "Flat". The useless title bar on the top of a page was removed in order to widen the content area.



Piggydb: http://piggydb.net/

Friday, August 7, 2009

Piggydb V3.15 released

This release updates Full Text Search to support tags as well as fragments, and adds omitted-relations marks (→...) to the normal fragment view and Document View. An omitted-relations mark allows you to know if a fragment has child fragments.





Piggydb: http://piggydb.net/

Monday, August 3, 2009

Piggydb V3.14 released

This release adds Public Document, which allows users to make their fragments open to the public with the "#public" tag. A fragment tagged with "#public" can be accessed via Document View without login. If a fragment is tagged with both "#public" and "#home", you can access it via http://<application-root>/public/(Public Home).

Piggydb: http://piggydb.net/

Tuesday, July 7, 2009

Piggydb V3.13 released

This release adds Full Text Search, which is the most requested feature so far. The special tags ("trash", "home", "bookmark", etc) were renamed to: "#trash", "#home", "#bookmark", etc (adding the prefix '#'). Those tag names in an existing repository will be updated automatically when upgrading to this version.

Piggydb: http://piggydb.net/

Friday, June 19, 2009

Piggydb V3.12 released

This release adds Image Viewer, which allows users to view images in a pop-up window. It is especially useful if users have registered large-size images that are scaled down in the fragment view. A button was added to the fragment page for creating relations to the selected fragments.

Piggydb: http://piggydb.net/


Wednesday, June 10, 2009

Piggydb V3.11 released

This release adds Fragment Batch, which allows users to select multiple fragments and manipulate them as a group.

Piggydb: http://piggydb.net/

Tuesday, April 28, 2009

Piggydb V3.10 released

This release adds Document View that provides users with an alternative view to knowledge fragments.

Clicking the tool button (with a document icon) on the title bar of a fragment opens a document view window.



Document View is a simple XHTML document that is generated from a specified fragment and its related fragments.



The recently viewed fragments and tags on the sidebar were integrated into one "Recently Viewed" list.



Piggydb: http://piggydb.devjavu.com/