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Simetrical wrote:
I believe I've looked at that before, but I just re-read over it. It
doesn't, however, address what I needed with this. In particular, this
extension was written for 1.9.x for a user who was struggling with doing
exactly what this extension does (restricting read and every other kind
of access to a namespace). Additionally, Lockdown is a bit too
customizable--this extension's meant to address a single issue in as
simple a way as possible.
Also, doesn't that transclusion hook break due to the parser cache?
We have $wgNonincludableNamespaces for this.
That was introduced in 1.10 and thus not useful here. I noted that the
parser cache can cause problems with this; however, the only way that
this could happen would be if a user who is allowed to access restricted
content saves a page transcluding a page in that restricted namespace.
If you know of a better way to prevent the transclusion of a
non-readable page in a readable page without the aid of
$wgNonincludableNamespaces, please do let me know.
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Daniel Cannon (AmiDaniel)
http://amidaniel.com
cannon.danielc(a)gmail.com
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