- Overview
- FAQ
- Screenshots
- Requirements
- Install BEdita 3.1
- Install BEdita 3.2
- Features
- Licensing
- Contributing
- BEdita folder structure
- Frontends: a brief overview
- Frontend folder structure
- My first frontend
- Embedding Images with beEmbedMedia
- Get more or less information from your content
- Managing Users History
- Showing a list of tags
- How to Create BEdita Translations
- BEdita module as a CakePHP plugin
- Customizing BEdita with addons
- BEdita Objects overview
- BEdita Objects: database tables
- BEdita Objects: models
- Install BEdita 3.2
- Upgrade from BEdita 3.1 to BEdita 3.2
- Migrating frontends from BEdita 3.1 to 3.2
- Routing rules in frontend applications
- Frontend Application Flow and callback methods
- Migrating plugins from BEdita 3.1 to 3.2
- ChangeLog 3.2 beta2
- ChangeLog 3.1.7
- ChangeLog 3.1.6 ulmus
- ChangeLog 3.2.beta populus
- ChangeLog 3.1.5 ulmus
- ChangeLog 3.2.alpha populus
- ChangeLog 3.1.4 ulmus
- ChangeLog 3.1.3 ulmus
- ChangeLog 3.1.2 ulmus
- ChangeLog 3.1.1 ulmus
- ChangeLog 3.1 ulmus
- ChangeLog 3.1.RC ulmus
- ChangeLog 3.1.beta ulmus
- ChangeLog 3.1.alpha ulmus
- ChangeLog 3.0.1 betula
- ChangeLog 3.0 betula
- ChangeLog 3.0.RC
- ChangeLog 3.0.beta2
- ChangeLog 3.0.beta1
frontend
backend
BEdita 3.2 populus
ChangeLog
Install BEdita 3.2
Follow the instructions below to start working with BEdita 3.2 populus:
- make sure your host meets BEdita requirements;
- download the relative package;
- unpack the package in a directory served by the web server. For instance (shell example):
tar -xvpzf package.tar.gz /var/www/bedita
(assuming that DocumentRoot is /var/www); - point your web browser to the url relative at your bedita folder (the system will present you a web wizard installer); following the above example, url would be something like
http://localhost/bedita - follow the steps and configure BEdita
- Filesystem: set/check permits
- Database: setup your BEdita database
- Admin User: create admin user for BEdita







