Manual:$wgRequest
| Global object: $wgRequest | |
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| WebRequest object, initialised in Setup.php
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| Class: | WebRequest |
| Located in: | WebRequest.php |
Overview [edit]
$wgRequest is used as a global singleton that contains an instance of the WebRequest class. The WebRequest class encapsulates getting at data passed in the URL or via a POSTed form, handling removal of "magic quotes" slashes, stripping illegal input characters and normalizing Unicode sequences. See the WebRequest class documentation and Manual:WebRequest.php for more details.
Examples [edit]
This code can be useful within hook functions when you want to return without executing additional function code if the user is editing, rather than viewing, the current page.
global $wgRequest; if ($wgRequest->getText( 'action' )=='edit'){ return true; }
Deprecation [edit]
As with other globals, the use of $wgRequest should be avoided when alternative methods are available. For example, when writing a special page, use the getRequest() method provided by the SpecialPage class, e.g.:
$request = $this->getRequest();
When you work with various hooks you can usually get the WebRequest object from the context, for example:
$output->getRequest(); //here $output is an object of OutputPage class $article->getContext()->getRequest(); // getting WebRequest from the Article object $editpage->getArticle()->getContext()->getRequest(); //getting WebRequest from the EditPage object
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