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TransformParameterError.php
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1 <?php
29 class TransformParameterError extends MediaTransformError {
30  function __construct( $params ) {
31  parent::__construct( 'thumbnail_error',
32  max( $params['width'] ?? 0, 120 ),
33  max( $params['height'] ?? 0, 120 ),
34  wfMessage( 'thumbnail_invalid_params' )
35  );
36  }
37 
38  function getHttpStatusCode() {
39  return 400;
40  }
41 }
TransformParameterError
Shortcut class for parameter validation errors.
Definition: TransformParameterError.php:29
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Definition: styleTest.css.php:41
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Definition: injection.txt:35
MediaTransformError
Basic media transform error class.
Definition: MediaTransformError.php:29