*/
class SpecialLog extends SpecialPage {
+ /**
+ * List log type for which the target is a user
+ * Thus if the given target is in NS_MAIN we can alter it to be an NS_USER
+ * Title user instead.
+ */
+ private $typeOnUser = array(
+ 'block',
+ 'newusers',
+ 'right',
+ );
+
public function __construct() {
parent::__construct( 'Log' );
}
public function execute( $par ) {
+ global $wgLogRestrictions;
+
$this->setHeaders();
$this->outputHeader();
$opts->setValue( 'month', '' );
}
- if ( !LogPage::isLogType( $opts->getValue( 'type' ) ) ) {
+ // Reset the log type to default (nothing) if it's invalid or if the
+ // user does not possess the right to view it
+ $type = $opts->getValue( 'type' );
+ if ( !LogPage::isLogType( $type )
+ || ( isset( $wgLogRestrictions[$type] )
+ && !$this->getUser()->isAllowed( $wgLogRestrictions[$type] ) )
+ ) {
$opts->setValue( 'type', '' );
}
}
}
+ # Some log types are only for a 'User:' title but we might have been given
+ # only the username instead of the full title 'User:username'. This part try
+ # to lookup for a user by that name and eventually fix user input. See bug 1697.
+ if( in_array( $opts->getValue( 'type' ), $this->typeOnUser ) ) {
+ # ok we have a type of log which expect a user title.
+ $target = Title::newFromText( $opts->getValue( 'page' ) );
+ if( $target->getNamespace() === NS_MAIN ) {
+ # User forgot to add 'User:', we are adding it for him
+ $opts->setValue( 'page',
+ Title::makeTitleSafe( NS_USER, $opts->getValue( 'page' ) )
+ );
+ }
+ }
+
$this->show( $opts, $qc );
}