MediaWiki\Content\ContentModelChange Class Reference

Backend logic for changing the content model of a page. More...

Public Member Functions
	__construct (IContentHandlerFactory $contentHandlerFactory, HookContainer $hookContainer, RevisionLookup $revLookup, UserFactory $userFactory, WikiPageFactory $wikiPageFactory, LogFormatterFactory $logFormatterFactory, Authority $performer, PageIdentity $page, string $newModel)
	authorizeChange ()
	Authorize the content model change by $performer.
	doContentModelChange (IContextSource $context, string $comment, $bot)
	Handle change and logging after validation.
	probablyCanChange ()
	Check whether $performer can execute the content model change.
	setMessagePrefix ( $msgPrefix)
	setTags ( $tags)
	Specify the tags the user wants to add, and check permissions.

Detailed Description

Backend logic for changing the content model of a page.

Note that you can create a new page directly with a desired content model and format, e.g. via EditPage or externally from ApiEditPage.

Since

1.35

Author

DannyS712

Definition at line 34 of file ContentModelChange.php.

Constructor & Destructor Documentation

__construct()

MediaWiki\Content\ContentModelChange::__construct	(	IContentHandlerFactory	$contentHandlerFactory,
		HookContainer	$hookContainer,
		RevisionLookup	$revLookup,
		UserFactory	$userFactory,
		WikiPageFactory	$wikiPageFactory,
		LogFormatterFactory	$logFormatterFactory,
		Authority	$performer,
		PageIdentity	$page,
		string	$newModel )

Access: internal

Create via the ContentModelChangeFactory service.

Definition at line 58 of file ContentModelChange.php.

References MediaWiki\Page\WikiPageFactory\newFromTitle().

Member Function Documentation

authorizeChange()

MediaWiki\Content\ContentModelChange::authorizeChange

(

)

Authorize the content model change by $performer.

Note

this method should be used right before the actual content model change is performed. To check whether a current performer has the potential to change the content model of the page, use self::probablyCanChange instead.

Returns

PermissionStatus

Definition at line 144 of file ContentModelChange.php.

doContentModelChange()

MediaWiki\Content\ContentModelChange::doContentModelChange	(	IContextSource	$context,
		string	$comment,
			$bot )

Handle change and logging after validation.

Can still be intercepted by hooks

Parameters

IContextSource	$context
string	$comment
bool	$bot	Mark as a bot edit if the user can

Returns

Status

Definition at line 245 of file ContentModelChange.php.

References EDIT_FORCE_BOT, EDIT_INTERNAL, EDIT_NEW, EDIT_UPDATE, and wfMessage().

probablyCanChange()

MediaWiki\Content\ContentModelChange::probablyCanChange

(

)

Check whether $performer can execute the content model change.

Note

this method does not guarantee full permissions check, so it should only be used to to decide whether to show a content model change form. To authorize the content model change action use self::authorizeChange instead.

Returns

PermissionStatus

Definition at line 127 of file ContentModelChange.php.

setMessagePrefix()

MediaWiki\Content\ContentModelChange::setMessagePrefix

(

$msgPrefix

)

Parameters

string

$msgPrefix

Definition at line 95 of file ContentModelChange.php.

setTags()

MediaWiki\Content\ContentModelChange::setTags

(

$tags

)

Specify the tags the user wants to add, and check permissions.

Parameters

string[]

$tags

Returns

Status

Definition at line 159 of file ContentModelChange.php.

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The documentation for this class was generated from the following file:

• includes/Content/ContentModelChange.php