Abort the web request with a custom HTML string that will represent the entire response. More...
Inherits MWException.
Public Member Functions | |
| getHTML () | |
| Replace our usual detailed HTML response for uncaught exceptions, with just the bare message as HTML. | |
| getText () | |
 Public Member Functions inherited from MWException | |
| getPageTitle () | |
| Return the title of the page when reporting this error in a HTTP response. | |
| isLoggable () | |
| Whether to log this exception in the exception debug log. | |
| msg ( $key, $fallback,... $params) | |
| Get a message from i18n. | |
| report () | |
| Output a report about the exception and takes care of formatting. | |
| reportHTML () | |
| Output the exception report using HTML. | |
| useMessageCache () | |
| Can the extension use the Message class/wfMessage to get i18n-ed messages? | |
Additional Inherited Members | |
| Static Public Member Functions inherited from MWException | |
| static | isCommandLine () |
| Check whether we are in command line mode or not to report the exception in the correct format. | |
Detailed Description
Abort the web request with a custom HTML string that will represent the entire response.
This is not caught anywhere in MediaWiki code. It is handled through PHP's exception handler, which calls MWExceptionHandler::report.
Unlike MWException, this will not provide error IDs or stack traces. It is intended for early installation and configuration problems where the exception is all the site administrator needs to know.
- Stability: newable
- Stability: stable
- to extend
- Since
- 1.7
Definition at line 37 of file FatalError.php.
Member Function Documentation
◆ getHTML()
| FatalError::getHTML | ( | ) |
Replace our usual detailed HTML response for uncaught exceptions, with just the bare message as HTML.
- Returns
- string
Reimplemented from MWException.
Definition at line 45 of file FatalError.php.
◆ getText()
| FatalError::getText | ( | ) |
The documentation for this class was generated from the following file:
- includes/exception/FatalError.php
