MediaWiki REL1_28
CodeContentHandler.php
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1<?php
29abstract class CodeContentHandler extends TextContentHandler {
30
41 public function getPageLanguage( Title $title, Content $content = null ) {
42 return wfGetLangObj( 'en' );
43 }
44
55 public function getPageViewLanguage( Title $title, Content $content = null ) {
56 return wfGetLangObj( 'en' );
57 }
58
63 protected function getContentClass() {
64 throw new MWException( 'Subclass must override' );
65 }
66
67}
wfGetLangObj
wfGetLangObj( $langcode=false)
Return a Language object from $langcode.
Definition GlobalFunctions.php:1338
CodeContentHandler
Content handler for code content such as CSS, JavaScript, JSON, etc.
Definition CodeContentHandler.php:29
CodeContentHandler\getPageViewLanguage
getPageViewLanguage(Title $title, Content $content=null)
Returns the english language, because code is english, and should be handled as such.
Definition CodeContentHandler.php:55
CodeContentHandler\getPageLanguage
getPageLanguage(Title $title, Content $content=null)
Returns the english language, because code is english, and should be handled as such.
Definition CodeContentHandler.php:41
MWException
MediaWiki exception.
Definition MWException.php:26
TextContentHandler
Base content handler implementation for flat text contents.
Definition TextContentHandler.php:31
Title
Represents a title within MediaWiki.
Definition Title.php:36
$content
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Definition hooks.txt:1094
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Definition injection.txt:37
Content
Base interface for content objects.
Definition Content.php:34