A querypage to show categories ordered in descending order by the pages in them. More...

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Public Member Functions
	__construct ($name= 'Mostlinkedcategories')
	formatResult ($skin, $result)
	getQueryInfo ()
	Subclasses return an SQL query here, formatted as an array with the following keys: tables => Table(s) for passing to Database::select() fields => Field(s) for passing to Database::select(), may be * conds => WHERE conditions options => options join_conds => JOIN conditions.
	isSyndicated ()
	Sometime we dont want to build rss / atom feeds.
	preprocessResults ($db, $res)
	Fetch user page links and cache their existence.
	sortDescending ()
	Override to sort by increasing values.

Detailed Description

A querypage to show categories ordered in descending order by the pages in them.

Definition at line 32 of file SpecialMostlinkedcategories.php.

Constructor & Destructor Documentation

MostlinkedCategoriesPage::__construct ( $ name = 'Mostlinkedcategories' )

Definition at line 34 of file SpecialMostlinkedcategories.php.

Member Function Documentation

MostlinkedCategoriesPage::formatResult	(	$	skin,
		$	result
	)

Parameters:

$skin	Skin
$result

Returns:: string

Reimplemented from QueryPage.

Definition at line 76 of file SpecialMostlinkedcategories.php.

References $result, $wgContLang, SpecialPage\getLanguage(), Linker\link(), Title\makeTitle(), and SpecialPage\msg().

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MostlinkedCategoriesPage::getQueryInfo ( )

Subclasses return an SQL query here, formatted as an array with the following keys: tables => Table(s) for passing to Database::select() fields => Field(s) for passing to Database::select(), may be * conds => WHERE conditions options => options join_conds => JOIN conditions.

Note that the query itself should return the following three columns: 'namespace', 'title', and 'value'. 'value' is used for sorting.

These may be stored in the querycache table for expensive queries, and that cached data will be returned sometimes, so the presence of extra fields can't be relied upon. The cached 'value' column will be an integer; non-numeric values are useful only for sorting the initial query (except if they're timestamps, see usesTimestamps()).

Don't include an ORDER or LIMIT clause, they will be added.

If this function is not overridden or returns something other than an array, getSQL() will be used instead. This is for backwards compatibility only and is strongly deprecated.