(somewhat experimental; currently needs memcached)
* Pretty up HTTP error output a bit (HTML instead of text/plain)
* Genericise DNS blacklist support a bit, func for Blitzed OPM
(not yet used)
any Title object for a given title should always act the same. Poking around
with the guts of one to change some of its return values is not a good idea.
a pages heading to render in its lower case form on output, however the page
is still saved under its upper case name in the database so this is purely an
aesthetic change (unlike setting $wgCapitalLinks to false).
While at the moment the editToken() value is safe for literal inclusion is HTML output, it's a black-box value to the rest of the code and such safety is not guaranteed. Escaping text values being placed in HTML/XML attributes or text elements is a regular part of the output process and it's a bad habit to leave it out on text values that are produced elsewhere; they can and do change (such as all those localized messages which are now user-editable...)
probably going to point to the same page regardless of user language
preference (is also used in other calls). Note that many language files
don't use the proper format and instead have the license hardcoded, so
this won't have any effect on them.
Previously, this function used variable arguments to allow
different hooks to pass different parameters. However, var args
silently convert reference-calling to value-calling. So a call
that used to work like this:
# old
wfRunHooks('SomeEvent', $param1, &$param2, $param3);
...now works like this:
# new
wfRunHooks('SomeEvent', array($param1, &$param2, $param3));
Hook functions can now change pass-by-reference parameters correctly
(e.g. $param2 in the above example).
All calls to wfRunHooks() were changed and tested, and the change
was documented in docs/hooks.doc. This change was originally checked
in on REL1_4 branch as a bugfix, but per vibber reverted and checked
in to HEAD instead.
* Replacing Namespace:: functions with NS_ constants
* Replacing make*Link() on strings with make*LinkObj() on Title objects
* Using more legible convenience methods on User and Title
* Start using a common Linker::commentBlock() to wrap the formatComment() bits in the surrounding formatting
New behaviour: check slave when user asks for the edit page, nothing when previewing, master when saving the page. Don't use memcache, as apparently it was causing issues.
* Leave user CSS/JS off by default
* Tighten user CSS/JS preview activation
* Require logged-in edits to include an extra session credential
* ogg removed from default upload whitelist
Under some circumstances the old code may have saved when an incomplete preview request was missing the final form fields. Now a preview is forced if wpEdittime (the last field listed in the form) is not submitted. (Normally that would force an edit conflict anyway, but when the current user is the last editor this is ignored.)
