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      | BeforePageDisplay | |
|---|---|
| Available from version 1.7.0 (r14420, codereview) Allows last minute changes to the output page, e.g. adding of CSS or JavaScript by extensions. | |
| Define function: | public static function onBeforePageDisplay( OutputPage $out, Skin $skin ) { ... }
 | 
| Attach hook: | In extension.json: {
	"Hooks": {
		"BeforePageDisplay": "MyExtensionHooks::onBeforePageDisplay"
	}
}
 | 
| Called from: | File(s): OutputPage.php Function(s): output | 
| Interface: | BeforePageDisplayHook.php | 
For more information about attaching hooks, see Manual:Hooks.
For examples of extensions using this hook, see Category:BeforePageDisplay extensions.
Details
- This hook was in SkinTemplate.php until version 1.12.0
- $out - The OutputPage object.
- $skin - Skin object that will be used to generate the page, added in 1.13.
Usage
Scripts, styles, and other header elements can be added to the OutputObject at this point.
- $out->addMeta( $name, $value )- Add a- <meta>tag.
| MediaWiki version: | ≥ 1.17 | 
For adding scripts and styles on MediaWiki 1.17 and above, use ResourceLoader modules.
- $out->addModules( [ /*modules*/ ] )- For modules with both scripts and styles
- $out->addModuleStyles( [ /*modules*/ ] )- For modules with styles only
| MediaWiki version: | ≤ 1.16 | 
For adding scripts and styles on MediaWiki 1.16 and below:
- $out->addScriptFile( $path )- Add a JS file. $path is the path to the JS file, such as- $wgScriptPath/extensions/MyExtension/MyCoolScript.js
- $out->addScript( $html )- Add a JS file. $html is a full script tag:- '<script type="text/javascript" src="..."></script>'
- $out->addStyle( $src )- Add a CSS file. $src is a URL to a stylesheet.
- $out->addInlineScript( $script )- Add inline JS.
- $out->addLink( $title, $id )- Add a link for the keyword- <link>tag.
See also
- BeforePageDisplayMobile
- ArticleViewHeader
- SkinAfterContent
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