Key	Type	Comments
tab1 - tab99	numeric (optional)	Will create a Tab interface on a page. The name on each tab is the name given to the imported page.The value sent with the TabX parameter is a Numeric Content Id. This allows blog posts, images, wiki pages . . . (and more) to be added. Note 1: A listing of Content Id's can be found Here Note 2: The order used when the tabs are specified does not matter. The Tabname does - Tab1 is always first and Tab99 will always be last.

Example: {ADDTABS tab1=15 tab2=12 tab3=11}

Key	Type	Comments
info	string (optional)	Show information about the Browser being used. ip: To get the client\'s IP address (default) browser: To get the clients Browser infromation. server: To get the site\'s server software

Example: {AGENTINFO info='browser'}

Key	Type	Comments
max	numeric (optional)	The number of Articles to be displayed. (Default = 3)
topic	topic name (optional)	Filters the Articles so that only the Topic specified is displayed
type	type name (optional)	Filters the Articles so that only the Type specified is displayed
format	string (optional)	Specify format for article display - options: full, list (default)

Example: {ARTICLES max=5 topic='some_topic'}
Example: {ARTICLES max=5 type='some_type'}

Key	Type	Comments
id	numeric (required)	Id number of Attachment to display inline.
size	key-words (optional)	If the Attachment is an image, you can specify the size of the thumbnail displayed. Possible values are: avatar, small, medium, large, original (Default = medium)
link	string (optional)	Allows you to specify a relative or absolute URL the image will link to if clicked. If set to false, no link is inserted.(Default = link to source image)
align	key-words (optional)	Specifies how the Image / Attachment is to be alligned on the page. Possible values are: left, center, right (Default = none - attachment is shown inline)
float	key-words (optional)	Specifies how the Image / Attachment is to float on the page. Behaviour of float is different to align. Possible values are: left, right (Default = none - attachment is shown inline)

Example: {ATTACHMENT id='13' size='small' align='center' link='http://www.google.com'}

Key	Type	Comments
source	key-word (optional)	Defines the format of the Source Code Snippet. Possible values are: ActionScript • Ada • Apache Log File = Apache • AppleScript • ASM (NASM based) = Asm • ASP • AutoCAD DCL = CadDcl • AutoCAD LISP = CadLisp • Bash • BLITZ BASIC • C • C++ = Cpp • C# = CSharp • C for Macs = C_Mac • CSS • D • Delphi • Diff Output = Diff • DIV • DOS • Eiffel • FreeBasic • GML • HTML (4.0.1) = Html4Strict • ini • Inno • Java • JavaScript • Lisp • Lua • MatLab • MpAsm • MySQL • NullSoft Installer = Niss • Objective C = ObjC • OCaml • OpenOffice.org Basic = OoBas • Oracle8 • Pascal • Perl • Php • Php_Brief • Python • QuickBasic = QBasic • Ruby • Scheme • Smarty • SQL • VB.NET = VbNet • VHDL • Visual Basic • VisualBasic = Vb • VisualFoxPro • XML The Default = PHP
num	boolean/number (optional)	Determins if Line Numbers are displayed with the code. Specifing:TRUE / ON / YES / or a Number will turn Line Numbering On. When a Number is specified - the Number is used for the first line instead of 1. Any other value will turn Line Numbering OFF and only the Code will be displayed. The Default = FALSE Line Numbers are Not displayed.

Example: {CODE source='php' num='on' }Sorce Code Snippet{/code}

Key	Type	Comments
enddate	string (Manditory)	A date used to compare to the present date. Several date formats are accepted, but spelling it out like this: May 10 2004 is probably the simplest. A time can be include with the date like this: 20:02:00 or 8:02pm . There is NO Default.
localtime	boolean (optional)	Determins if Local Time is displayed or not. Passing any value in this parameter will make it TRUE. The Default = FALSE so Local Time will not be displayed

Example: {COUNTDOWN enddate='8:02pm May 10 2004' localtime='on'} - Time Passes So Slowly{countdown}
Displays: 82 days, 23 hours, 37 minutes and 31 seconds - Time Passes So Slowly

Key	Type	Comments
CSS rules	string (optional)	This can be any CSS style rule. e.g.: border='3px solid blue'
preset	string (optional)	There are a few presets, which you can use to style with. Presets include: dark, orange, red, blue, centered.

Example: {div preset=centered border='3px solid blue'}

Key	Type	Comments
src	string (manditory)	Location where the Mindmap MM file can be found. This can be any URL or a site value. See Examples.
width	number or percentage (optional)	The width of the Mindmap window. This value can be given in pixels or as a percentage of available area. A pixel value is assumed so only a numeric value is needed. To specify a percentage - the character % MUST follow the value. The Default is taken from the Mindmap file if this parameter is not defined.
height	number or percentage (optional)	The height of the Mindmap window. This value can be given in pixels or as a percentage. A pixel value is assumed so only a numeric value is needed. To specify a percentage - the character % MUST follow the value. When a percentage is given - the value is defined by the Mindmap file with a maximum of 100%. Note: The Default is taken from the Mindmap file if this parameter is not defined.

Example: {MM src='http://www.bitweaver.org/examples/bitweaver.mm' width='100%' height='600' }

Key	Type	Comments
color	colorname or hex color (optional)	Specifies the color of the of the Bar in the Gauge. Colornames or HTML colors can be used. To specify HTML color the # character MUST be included like this: ( #RRGGBB ). If not specified - the Current Text Color will be used. See Note below for Colornames & HTML Colors Sources.
bgcolor	colorname or hex color (optional)	Specifies the color of the Gauges Background. Colornames or HTML colors can be used. To specify HTML color the # character MUST be included like this: ( #RRGGBB ). If not specified - the Current Background Color will be used. See Note below for Colornames & HTML Colors Sources.
max	numeric (optional)	The maximum possible value to be displayed. The Gauge was designed to be used with percentages - so the Default = 100
value	numeric (Required)	The current value that the Guage will display. There is NO Default value.
size	numeric (optional)	The width of the Bar in pixels. The Default = 150
height	numeric (optional)	The height of the Bar in pixels. The Default = 14
perc	boolean (optional)	Determines if the % character is displayed after the value. Passing any value in this parameter will make it TRUE. The Default = FALSE so the % character will not be displayed
Description	boolean (optional)	This is NOT a Parameter. Text can be place between the 2 code blocks ( in this case: {GUAGE} ). If present the text will be displayed below the Guage.

Example: {GAUGE color='red' bgcolor='blue' value='25' perc='True' }A Simple Gauge{GAUGE}
Note: Browser Safe Colornames are available on the BitWeaver Web Site Another useful site for obtaining HTML colors is The Color Picker II

key	type	comments
page_name	string (optional)	To include any wiki page you can use it's page name (this has to be a unique name. if it's not unique, use the page_id instead) (this method is deprecated).
page_id	numeric (optional)	To include any wiki page you can use it's page_id number.
content_id	numeric (optional)	To include any content from bitweaver insert the apprpropriate numeric content id. This can include blog posts, images, wiki texts... Avaliable content can be viewed here

Example: {INCLUDE page_name=15} Example: {INCLUDE page_id=15} Example: {INCLUDE content_id=15}

Key	Type	Comments
maxdepth	numeric (optional)	If you specify 3 here, MakeTOC will only parse headings to the h3 level.
include	string (optional)	If you include all, it will print a list of the full list of contents, regardless of where in the page {maketoc} is.
backtotop	boolean (optional)	If you set backtotop true, it will insert a "back to the top" link.
class	string (optional)	Override the class of the maketoc div.

Example: {MAKETOC maxdepth=3 include=all backtotop=true}

Key	Type	Comments
icon	key-word (optional)	Creates an Icon Link to MapQuests primary URL. The size of the Icon can be: sm = Small, med = Medium, lg = Large or none = The primary URL to MapQuest is NOT Displayed) The Default = sm The Small MapQuest Icon is displayed.
myicon	string (optional)	Address of an icon used for a link to a Specific Map. The Default = NONE NOTE: The primary URL to MapQuest is not displayed when using this parameter.
text	string (optional)	The Text used for the link to the Specific Map The Default = Get Map
address	string (optional)	The Street Address The Default = NONE
city	string (optional)	The City The Default = NONE
state	string (optional)	The State or Province The Default = NONE
zip	string (optional)	The Zip or Postal Code The Default = NONE
country	string (optional)	The Country (Uses 2-digit ISO Codes) The Default = US Note: 2-Digit ISO Country Codes are available from ISO Country Codes
title	string (optional)	MapQuest labels each Map with the Address, City, State, & Zip Code. This parameter overwrites that label when defined. The Default = NONE
style	key-word (optional)	Specifies the Map's Colors. Possible values are: 0 (Gray Scale), 1 (Neutrals), 2 (Yellows), 3 (European Style) The Default = 1 (Neutrals)

Example: {MAPQUEST icon=sm address='1730 Blake St' city=Denver state=CO zip=80202 }

Key	Type	Comments
icon	key-word (optional)	Creates an Icon Link to MapQuests primary URL. The size of the Icon can be: sm = Small, med = Medium, lg = Large or The Default = sm The Small MapQuest Icon is displayed.
address	string (optional)	The Street Address The Default = NONE
city	string (optional)	The City The Default = NONE
state	string (optional)	The State or Province The Default = NONE
zip	string (optional)	The Zip or Postal Code The Default = NONE
country	string (optional)	The Country (Uses 2-digit ISO Codes) The Default = US Note: 2-Digit ISO Country Codes are available from ISO Country Codes

Example: {MQDIR icon=sm address='1730 Blake St' city=Denver state=CO zip=80202 }

Key	Type	Comments
type	key-word (manditory)	The type of object being displayed. Possible values are: tcl, flash, java.
src	string (manditory)	The location of the file used for the object. This can be any URL or a site value. See Examples.
param_name	string (optional)	Can be used to specify custom object parameters. Currently only available for Tcl applets. Replace "name" with the name of the parameter.
width	number or percentage (optional)	The width of the object. This value can be given in pixels or as a percentage of available area. A pixel value is assumed so only a numeric value is needed. To specify a percentage - the character % MUST follow the value.
height	number or percentage (optional)	The height of the object. This value can be given in pixels or as a percentage. A pixel value is assumed so only a numeric value is needed. To specify a percentage - the character % MUST follow the value.
float	key-words (optional)	Specifies how the object is to float on the page. Floating elements are positioned on the side specified, with content flowing around. Possible values are: left, right, none. (Default = none - object is shown inline)
clear	key-words (optional)	Specifies which horizontal sides of the object can not have other content flowing around. Possible values are: left, right, both, none. (Default = none - content is allowed to flow around object)

Flash specific parameters

Key	Type	Comments
quality	key-word (optional)	The quality at which to display a Flash applet. Possible values are unknown - except: high and probably low.

Java specific parameters

Key	Type	Comments
vmversion	version number (optional)	The version of Java required for the applet. Should be in the form of X.x, eg: 1.3.
pagescript	boolean (optional)	Specifies if the applet can access Javascript features on the web page. Possible values are: true, false.
appletscript	boolean (optional)	Specifies whether the applet is scriptable from the web page using JavaScript or VBScript. Possible values are: true, false.
srcbase	string (optional)	The base location of the Java applet.
archive	string (optional)	Specifies the name of the Java archive.

Example: {OBJECT type=flash src=../liberty/icons/Mind-Reader.swf}
Example: {OBJECT type=flash src=http://www.bitweaver.org/liberty/icons/Mind-Reader.swf width='100%' height='600' quality='high'}
Both of these examples display "The Flash Mind Reader" by Andy Naughton. The first example is on your site and is not very large. The second example is located on the bitweaver.org site and takes the width of the center column with an appropriate height.

^__Parameter Syntax:__ ~np~{PLUGINHELP(key=> )}~/np~ ||__::key: ::__ | __::value::__ | __::Comments::__ ::plugin:: | ::plugin name:: | the name of a plugin. Will display the Help and Extended Help - fairly much as they are seen here.||^^__Example:__ ~np~{PLUGINHELP(plugin=>pluginhelp)}{PLUGINHELP}~/np~^

NO HELP WRITTEN FOR {RSS}

Key	Type	Comments
tag	string (optional)	The tag is a short-cut that allows you to use this plugin without having to look up the SourceForge groupid or adit numbers for specific projects. Possible values for BitWeaver are:bugs / rfe / patches / support Possible values for TikiWiki are:twbugs / twrfe / twpatches / twsupport Possible values for JGraph are:jgbugs / jgrfe / jgsupport Possible values for PhpBB are:pbbrfe
aid	string (optional)	By supplying an aid value - the link will be to a specific Bug/RFE/Patch/ or /Support item. If not given - the link will be to the index page for the project in question.
groupid	string (optional)	Every SourceForge project has an groupid . This number can be aquired by looking at the URLwhen looking at the project.
atid	string (optional)	Only Tracker pages on SourceForge used a adit number. These pages are: Bugs / RFE / Patches / and 3

Example: {SF tag=bugs } - Link to BitWeaver's Bug Index Page
Example: {SF tag=bugs aid=1226624 } - Link to a BitWeaver Bug
Example: {SF groupid=141358 atid=749176 aid=1226624 } - Same as Last Example only done the hard way

Key	Type	Comments
display	string (optional)	Will create a Tab interface on a page. The name on each tab is the name given to the imported page.The value sent with the TabX parameter is a Numeric Content Id. This allows blog posts, images, wiki pages . . . (and more) to be added.

Example: {toc structure_id=8 display=full_toc}

Key	Type	Comments
title	string (optional)	String used as the link to Expand / Contract the text box. The Default = "For More Information"
width	numeric (optional)	Controls the width of the title area in pixels. This is a percentage value but the % character should not be added. The Default = 20

Example: {DD}Text in the Drop-Down box.{DD}
Example: {DD title='Explaining the Lines #1 #3 & #7'} Text in the Drop-Down box{DD}