77 Hooks::run(
'ActionModifyFormFields', [ $this->
getName(), &$this->fields, $this->
page ] );
80 $form = HTMLForm::factory(
'ooui', $this->fields, $this->
getContext(), $this->
getName() );
84 $form->setSubmitCallback( [ $this,
'onSubmit' ] );
87 $form->setAction(
$title->getLocalURL( [
'action' => $this->getName() ] ) );
91 [
'action' =>
null,
'title' =>
null ]
97 $form->addPreText( $this->
preText() );
98 $form->addPostText( $this->
postText() );
102 Hooks::run(
'ActionBeforeFormDisplay', [ $this->
getName(), &$form, $this->
page ] );
143 if ( $form->show() ) {
wfArrayToCgi( $array1, $array2=null, $prefix='')
This function takes one or two arrays as input, and returns a CGI-style string, e....
Actions are things which can be done to pages (edit, delete, rollback, etc).
checkCanExecute(User $user)
Checks if the given user (identified by an object) can perform this action.
getName()
Return the name of the action this object responds to.
getTitle()
Shortcut to get the Title object from the page.
getContext()
Get the IContextSource in use here.
getUser()
Shortcut to get the User being used for this instance.
setHeaders()
Set output headers for noindexing etc.
getRequest()
Get the WebRequest being used for this instance.
namespace and then decline to actually register it file or subcat img or subcat $title
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