Page Contents

Activating Packages
Package Descriptions
- Liberty
Controlling Plugins
- Liberty Plugins
- Other Plugins

Well, it seems you have successfully installed bitweaver and since you're viewing this page, it's probably safe to assume that this is your first bitweaver installation.

This tutorial does not contain any direct links to any particular pages. This is to help you understand how to navigate bitweaver. If you don't feel confident about finding your way back to this page, it might be useful to open a second browser window to carry out these instructions or print this page before continuing.

To continue with this tutorial, it would be best if you had administrator rights.

Please see bitweaver Glossary if are having difficulties with the terms used on this page.

Activating Packages

bitweaver is very flexible and therefore has many settings. The complexity of your bitweaver installation also depends on the number of packages you have active. You can modify the active packages in the You first have to go to the Administration panel (Administration in the top menu bar). Once there you can see a number of links organised by package:
Administration --> Kernel --> Packages page at any time.

Package Descriptions

Liberty

Liberty is the part of bitweaver that deals with all the content on your site. From a developers point of view, this is very handy since they can make use of a great number of common base classes and methods to store, retrieve and manipulate the content stored within. From a users point of view, this allows for easy control of certain elements in a central location. This means that in the liberty administration pages you will find certain settings such as image proceccing features and content caching settings that apply to all content.

Controlling Plugins

Liberty Plugins

In keeping with the flexibility of bitweaver, there are various plugins that can be enabled to add functionality and features to your content. For instance, you can enable or disable a code plugin to allow users to easily insert code fragments into their wiki pages:

Some sample code

class phpClass() {
	function phpClass() {
		$this->pourCode->brain();
	}
}

To control the availability of this code plugin, you can do this on the You first have to go to the Administration panel (Administration in the top menu bar). Once there you can see a number of links organised by package:
Administration --> Liberty --> Liberty Plugins page. Once you have de-activated the plugin, the above code section will not be parsed any more and you will simply see the text as it is.

Other Plugins

Some other packages also have plugins. These settings can usually be found in the respective package plugins admin page e.g.: You first have to go to the Administration panel (Administration in the top menu bar). Once there you can see a number of links organised by package:
Administration --> Treasury --> Treasury Plugins.

X3D Wiki

Another web site about X3D

Getting Started