Is it dangerous to call WikiPage-doEdit inside a parser tag callback?
I'm writing a parser tag extension whatever, whose callback function is:
public static function myCallback($input, $argv, $parser) {
$t = Title::newFromText('anytitle'); // any article title at all
$p =
The doEdit() call needs to parse and reuses $wgParser, which is already in
use so it probably breaks the state of it. Maybe you could use a
DeferredUpdate to actually to the edits, or do them via an api.php request,
or stash $wgParser, replace it with a new one before doing the edit and then
swap
On 2013-10-11 1:24 PM, Aaron Schulz aschulz4...@gmail.com wrote:
The doEdit() call needs to parse and reuses $wgParser, which is already in
use so it probably breaks the state of it. Maybe you could use a
DeferredUpdate to actually to the edits, or do them via an api.php
request,
or stash
Thanks for your suggestion!
I wound up deferring the edits by adding them to the MediaWiki job queue.
DanB
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