So I removed that let's go to our browser and let's give this form a test.

Let's see how this looks in our browser.

Let's go back to our browser okay, let's give it a shot.

That's because we're Reloading a page that was drawn with a POST.

Now, depending on whether or not you did the bonus problem, you could have edited an old version of the page.

There we go. We'll save this file.

Here is our JSON. One last thing I'd like to point out to you.

So here we are at udacity cs253.com blog.

Every single change on the site goes to the Recent changes page.

prototype.js inserts update information into the page when the page is loaded.

Because posts can't return HTML?

So as soon as he made his change, it went to the Recent changes page.

We want to be able to link to that blog post.

Rename Page

Then we store that in the database.

The way that works remember is if I click history, we can see the previous versions of this page.

Change properties of entire page

Try the various mouse controls to see how it works.

They can return our error page, for example.

Somebody looks at it they can immediately see highlighted in red all of the changes that took place to see, OK, well, these words have changed, things like this.

Insert a new page after the current one

Harold, I need you to update those models for me.

The user cannot modify any settings on this page.

The user cannot modify any settings on this page.

The user cannot modify any settings on this page.

Updating podcast channel

Updating the local Podcast database.

Check for rule updates

Update fingerprints

Internal Database

Update Collection

Use external MySQL database

Update Database

Update scan offsets

Updating RMA

Refresh List

Refreshing.

Update Trackers

Refresh Project Tree

Update Count

Update Folder List

Update, Conflict

Refresh List

Update preview

Update