68 $this->uniqueId =
$url;
81 $string = str_replace(
"\r\n",
"\n", $string );
82 $string = preg_replace(
'/[\x00-\x08\x0b\x0c\x0e-\x1f]/',
'', $string );
83 return htmlspecialchars( $string );
92 if ( $this->uniqueId ) {
132 return $this->
xmlEncode( $this->description );
160 return $this->
xmlEncode( $this->author );
169 return $this->
xmlEncode( $this->comments );
179 return preg_replace(
'/\[\[([^]]*\|)?([^]]+)\]\]/',
'\2', $text );
229 # We take over from $wgOut, excepting its cache header info
232 header(
"Content-type: $mimetype; charset=UTF-8" );
236 $ext = $exts ? strtok( $exts,
' ' ) :
'xml';
237 header(
"Content-Disposition: inline; filename=\"feed.{$ext}\"" );
240 $wgOut->addVaryHeader(
'X-Forwarded-Proto' );
242 $wgOut->sendCacheControl();
253 $ctype =
$wgRequest->getVal(
'ctype',
'application/xml' );
257 'application/rss+xml',
258 'application/atom+xml'
261 return ( in_array( $ctype, $allowedctypes ) ? $ctype :
'application/xml' );
269 echo
'<?xml version="1.0"?>' .
"\n";
287 return gmdate(
'D, d M Y H:i:s \G\M\T',
wfTimestamp( TS_UNIX, $ts ) );
297 ?><
rss version=
"2.0" xmlns:dc=
"http://purl.org/dc/elements/1.1/">
303 <generator>MediaWiki <?php print $wgVersion ?></generator>
318 <guid<?
php if ( !$item->rssIsPermalink ) {
print ' isPermaLink="false"'; } ?>><?
php print $item->getUniqueId(); ?></guid>
319 <description><?
php print $item->getDescription() ?></description>
320 <?
php if ( $item->getDate() ) { ?><pubDate><?
php print $this->
formatTime( $item->getDate() ); ?></pubDate><?
php } ?>
321 <?
php if ( $item->getAuthor() ) { ?><dc:creator><?
php print $item->getAuthor(); ?></dc:creator><?
php }?>
352 return gmdate(
'Y-m-d\TH:i:s',
wfTimestamp( TS_UNIX, $timestamp ) );
363 ?><feed xmlns=
"http://www.w3.org/2005/Atom" xml:lang=
"<?php print $this->getLanguage() ?>">
366 <
link rel=
"self" type=
"application/atom+xml" href=
"<?php print wfExpandUrl( $this->getSelfUrl(), PROTO_CURRENT ) ?>"/>
367 <
link rel=
"alternate" type=
"text/html" href=
"<?php print wfExpandUrl( $this->getUrl(), PROTO_CURRENT ) ?>"/>
370 <generator>MediaWiki <?php print $wgVersion ?></generator>
394 return htmlspecialchars(
$wgRequest->getFullRequestURL() );
406 <
id><?
php print $item->getUniqueId(); ?></
id>
408 <
link rel=
"alternate" type=
"<?php print $wgMimeType ?>" href=
"<?php print wfExpandUrl( $item->getUrl(), PROTO_CURRENT ); ?>"/>
409 <?
php if ( $item->getDate() ) { ?>
413 <summary
type=
"html"><?
php print $item->getDescription() ?></summary>
414 <?
php if ( $item->getAuthor() ) { ?><author><
name><?
php print $item->getAuthor(); ?></
name></author><?
php }?>
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$wgLanguageCode
Site language code.
$wgMimeType
The default Content-Type header.
$wgVersion
MediaWiki version number.
$wgVaryOnXFP
Add X-Forwarded-Proto to the Vary and Key headers for API requests and RSS/Atom feeds.
wfBCP47( $code)
Get the normalised IETF language tag See unit test for examples.
wfTimestampNow()
Convenience function; returns MediaWiki timestamp for the present time.
wfExpandUrl( $url, $defaultProto=PROTO_CURRENT)
Expand a potentially local URL to a fully-qualified URL.
wfTimestamp( $outputtype=TS_UNIX, $ts=0)
Get a timestamp string in one of various formats.
if(! $wgDBerrorLogTZ) $wgRequest
outItem( $item)
Output a given item.
outFooter()
Outputs the footer for Atom 1.0 feed (basically '</feed>').
getFeedId()
Atom 1.0 requires a unique, opaque IRI as a unique identifier for every feed we create.
formatTime( $timestamp)
Format a date given timestamp.
getSelfUrl()
Atom 1.0 requests a self-reference to the feed.
outHeader()
Outputs a basic header for Atom 1.0 feeds.
Class to support the outputting of syndication feeds in Atom and RSS format.
outFooter()
Generate Footer of the feed.
outHeader()
Generate Header of the feed.
contentType()
Return an internet media type to be sent in the headers.
httpHeaders()
Setup and send HTTP headers.
outItem( $item)
Generate an item.
outXmlHeader()
Output the initial XML headers.
A base class for basic support for outputting syndication feeds in RSS and other formats.
getLanguage()
Get the language of this item.
setUniqueId( $uniqueId, $rssIsPermalink=false)
Set the unique id of an item.
getDescription()
Get the description of this item; already xml-encoded.
getUniqueId()
Get the unique id of this item.
getTitle()
Get the title of this item; already xml-encoded.
getDate()
Get the date of this item.
static stripComment( $text)
Quickie hack... strip out wikilinks to more legible form from the comment.
getAuthor()
Get the author of this item; already xml-encoded.
xmlEncode( $string)
Encode $string so that it can be safely embedded in a XML document.
getComments()
Get the comment of this item; already xml-encoded.
__construct( $title, $description, $url, $date='', $author='', $comments='')
getUrl()
Get the URL of this item; already xml-encoded.
static singleton()
Get an instance of this class.
Represents a title within MediaWiki.
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