MediaWiki 1.42.0
BadTitleError.php
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1<?php
22
44 public function __construct( $msg = 'badtitletext', $params = [] ) {
45 if ( $msg instanceof MalformedTitleException ) {
46 $errorMessage = $msg->getErrorMessage();
47 if ( !$errorMessage ) {
48 parent::__construct( 'badtitle', 'badtitletext', [] );
49 } else {
50 $errorMessageParams = $msg->getErrorMessageParameters();
51 parent::__construct( 'badtitle', $errorMessage, $errorMessageParams );
52 }
53 } else {
54 parent::__construct( 'badtitle', $msg, $params );
55 }
56 }
57
61 public function report( $action = self::SEND_OUTPUT ) {
62 global $wgOut;
63
64 $wgOut->setStatusCode( 404 );
65
66 parent::report( self::STAGE_OUTPUT );
67
68 // Unconditionally cache the error for an hour, see T316932
69 $wgOut->enableClientCache();
70 $wgOut->setCdnMaxage( 3600 );
71
72 if ( $action === self::SEND_OUTPUT ) {
73 $wgOut->output();
74 }
75 }
76}
if(!defined( 'MW_NO_SESSION') &&MW_ENTRY_POINT !=='cli' $wgOut
Definition Setup.php:536
array $params
The job parameters.
Show an error page on a badtitle.
__construct( $msg='badtitletext', $params=[])
report( $action=self::SEND_OUTPUT)
to override
An error page which can definitely be safely rendered using the OutputPage.
MalformedTitleException is thrown when a TitleParser is unable to parse a title string.