Add On Features
Bitweaver Packages that you can add to your install
Created by: Will, Last modification: 30 Apr 2010 (07:38 UTC) by Lester Caine
This is a list of Packages that are not included in the official releases of Bitweaver, but can be added later on. To use these Packages, getcode. Note that they are in various stages of development. Before installing any of them, check its documentation. If you need further information, or are interested in woking on any of these packages, please get in touch with the package's lead developer.
Add On Packages
Package Name | Description | Status |
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BitcommercePackage | e-commerce system by http://www.zencart.com | Currently in late Alpha, but is considered ready for production for advanced users |
BitsheetsPackage | online spreadsheet package | Port of the TikiSheets package from TikiWiki by /wolffy |
EventsPackage | Events integrated with the CalendarPackage | /lester is is working on this - will likely be a part of ReleaseTwo |
GroupsPackage | Users create groups. Dependencies: LibertySecurePackage, ModCommentsPackage, SwitchboardPackage, ModerationsPackage | Currently in Beta |
LibertySecurePackage | Ads additional layer of security to content | In beta |
HotwordsPackage | Automatically create hotlinks from predefined keywords | R2 compatible |
LucenePackage | High speed searching from the Lucene project | Massive search scaling using tools from Lucene - /spider |
MetaPackage | Assign key and value pairs to | R2 compatible |
ModCommentsPackage | Hold comments for moderation either on a page by page basis or across a whole site | In beta |
ModerationsPackage | A service package other packages can use to register events and content requiring moderation (see ModComments) | In beta |
MultisitesPackage | Handle multiple domains with a single bitweaver installation | |
PodcastsPackage | Create podcast feeds | R2.1 compatible |
ReBlogPackage | RSS Feed Aggregator that turns RSS Feed Items into Blog Posts | R2 compatible |
StickiesPackage | Personal notation system that allows users to attach notes to LibertyContent | R2 compatible |
StylistPackage | UI customization package | Once working, it's creator /xing has sent it back to the drawing board where it awaits more contributors |
SitehomePackage | Custom home page | Create a custom home page using all of bitweavers features plus a clean url |
SwitchboardPackage | A service package other packages can use to send emails, messages, and other forms of communication | In beta |
TinyMCEPackage | Rich Text editor | tinymce.moxiecode.com |
XmlrpcPackage | XMLRPC communications library | R2 compatible |
YellowpagesPackage | Manages listings of stuff | Development has just started |
Feature Boneyard
Developers: You may also be interested in our Features Boneyard which has a great deal of usable code but requires updating to be compatible with Bitweaver.Official Packages
If you are not looking for add on features, but for the Packages that are included with official versions of Bitweaver, visit the page Bitweaver Features.History
Packages that used to be add on features and are now included in Bitweaver releases:Package Name | Description | included in |
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GmapPackage | Google Maps integrated package | R2 |
PdfPackage | Generate PDF documents from all LibertyContent | 1.3 |
QuicktagsPackage | Customizable editing toolbars | 1.3 |
SmileysPackage | Editing toolbars to insert emoticons | 1.3 |
StickiesPackage | Personal notation system that allows users to attach notes to LibertyContent | 1.3 |
Comments
Gmap Package
Re: Gmap Package
Where to download?
Re: Where to download?
No, it's not a stupid question. Don't diminish yourself. In fact even the Bitweaver developers are still struggling to find the answer to this question. (:smile:)
Think about it, it's now been 3 months, and nobody has found an answer.
This would be a good item to "pin" to the top of this page - no?
If I had to venture a guess; I'd answer that it can be installed by re-running the BW installer again, and selecting the "packages" tab. Then selecting this package. But then again, if it wasn't available when your version was released, or it is a "3rd party" package, that obviously won't work.
Please provide information for users to access these
packages, so users can actually use them.
These packages will surely be a great deal more popular if they can actually be used - no? (:wink:)
Best wishes.
--Chuck
Re: Where to download?
Re: Where to download?
Had I not already been up for 1.5 days now, I probably would have figured that out on my own. (:rolleyes:)
Thanks again, and sorry for the noise!
--Chuck