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Remove a note about an issue that has been fixed in CouchDB since.
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Closes #452
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janl committed Feb 23, 2012
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<p>Futon will display the newly created document, with its <code>_id</code> and <code>_rev</code> as the only fields. To create a new field, click the “Add Field” button. We’ll call the new field <code>hello</code>. Click the green check icon (or hit the Enter key) to finalize creating the <code>hello</code> field. Double-click the <code>hello</code> field’s value (default <code>null</code>) to edit it.

<p>If you try to enter <code>world</code> as the new value, you’ll get an error when you click the value’s green check icon. CouchDB values must be entered as valid JSON. Instead, enter <code>"world"</code> (with quotes) because this is a valid JSON string. You should have no problems saving it. You can experiment with other JSON values; e.g., <code>[1, 2, "c"]</code> or <code>{"foo":"bar"}</code>. Once you’ve entered your values into the document, make a note of its <code>_rev</code> attribute and click “Save Document.” The result should look like <a href="#figure/4">Figure 4, “A “hello world” document in Futon”</a>.
<p> You can experiment with other JSON values; e.g., <code>[1, 2, "c"]</code> or <code>{"foo":"bar"}</code>. Once you’ve entered your values into the document, make a note of its <code>_rev</code> attribute and click “Save Document.” The result should look like <a href="#figure/4">Figure 4, “A “hello world” document in Futon”</a>.

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