MediaWiki  1.33.0
RedirectSpecialArticle.php
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1 <?php
87 abstract class RedirectSpecialArticle extends RedirectSpecialPage {
88  function __construct( $name ) {
89  parent::__construct( $name );
90  $redirectParams = [
91  'action',
92  'redirect', 'rdfrom',
93  # Options for preloaded edits
94  'preload', 'preloadparams', 'editintro', 'preloadtitle', 'summary', 'nosummary',
95  # Options for overriding user settings
96  'preview', 'minor', 'watchthis',
97  # Options for history/diffs
98  'section', 'oldid', 'diff', 'dir',
99  'limit', 'offset', 'feed',
100  # Misc options
101  'redlink',
102  # Options for action=raw; missing ctype can break JS or CSS in some browsers
103  'ctype', 'maxage', 'smaxage',
104  ];
105 
106  Hooks::run( "RedirectSpecialArticleRedirectParams", [ &$redirectParams ] );
107  $this->mAllowedRedirectParams = $redirectParams;
108  }
109 }
RedirectSpecialArticle\__construct
__construct( $name)
Definition: RedirectSpecialArticle.php:88
RedirectSpecialPage
Shortcut to construct a special page alias.
Definition: RedirectSpecialPage.php:29
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Definition: injection.txt:35
RedirectSpecialArticle
Superclass for any RedirectSpecialPage which redirects the user to a particular article (as opposed t...
Definition: RedirectSpecialArticle.php:87
$name
Allows to change the fields on the form that will be generated $name
Definition: hooks.txt:271
Hooks\run
static run( $event, array $args=[], $deprecatedVersion=null)
Call hook functions defined in Hooks::register and $wgHooks.
Definition: Hooks.php:200