Up to this point, various core elements' DocBlocks incorrectly included an `@internal` tag as a means for skipping the parsing process. When paired with a description (inline or otherwise), `@internal` is a valid tag meant to provide internal-only context, but not necessarily to skip parsing the entire element.
See #30987.
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When editing a site, if `home` and `siteurl` are checked to be updated along with a site's domain and path, they should receive the results of any modifications in `update_blog_details()` rather than trusting the POST data.
Previously, it was possible to save a value without a leading slash on the path, causing an invalid URL to be stored.
Props earnjam.
Fixes#30417.
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In multisite, core expects the stored value for a site's path to have leading and trailing slashes. When these slashes are missing, it becomes impossible to visit the site.
This enforces proper `/path/` creation in `update_blog_details()`, most likely used when updating an existing site through `site-info.php`.
Props earnjam, simonwheatley.
Fixes#18117. Fixes#23865.
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[29863] made the corresponding change in `term_exists()`. Failure to change the
default value in `category_exists()` meant that an unspecified value for
`$parent` would limit results to top-level categories.
Includes unit tests and corrected function documentation.
Props hissy.
Fixes#30975 for trunk.
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* `wp_send_json_error()` accesses `$errors` on an instance, it must be `public`
* `$error_data` is a local message cache for error codes and doesn't particularly hide info, would be the only non-public field or method in the class
Make `$errors` and `$error_data` public and remove magic methods.
See #30891.
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* Every subclass of `Walker` overrides `$db_fields` and makes it public
* `wp_list_comments()` accesses `->max_pages` on an instance of `Walker`, it must be public
* `$has_children` was added as `protected` in 4.0. doesn't need BC
Make `$db_fields` and `$max_pages` public and remove magic methods.
See #30891.
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* Exactly one method was made private in [28516], and is only used internally.
* 2 properties were made private, but they just store variables passed to the constructor.
* Instances of this class are never created in core. `WP_MatchesMapRegex::apply()` is called statically in `WP->parse_request()` and `url_to_postid()`.
The chances that:
1) this class is used as an instance somewhere and
2) the properties that have always been marked `@access private` and begin with `_` were used publicly
...is extremely low.
Remove the magic methods, I should not have added them.
While we're at it, use the PHP5-style `__construct()` instead of the class name.
See #30891.
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* In [28525], `$_diff_threshold`, `$inline_diff_renderer`, and `$_show_split_view` were marked `protected`; magic methods were also added.
* The magic methods should only perform operations on a whitelisted set of properties, now specified in `$compat_fields`
* Remove `__call()`, is unnecessary and can wreak havoc on the parent class.
This class is used in one place: `wp_text_diff()`.
See #30891.
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* In [28481], `$admin_header_callback` and `$admin_image_div_callback` were set to `private` based on their erroneous `@param` values
* `$admin_header_callback` and `$admin_image_div_callback` are used as hook callbacks - as such, they must be `public`
* In [28521] and [28524], magic methods were added for back-compat
* Currently, there are 4 properties marked `private`: `$uploaded_headers`, `$default_headers`, `$page`, and `$updated` - `$page` and `$uploaded_headers` are never used and `$updated` was added by me in [30187] during 4.1. `$default_headers` does not necessarily need to be `private`
Set `$admin_header_callback` and `$admin_image_div_callback` to `public`.
Remove the `$page` property - it duplicated the `$page` local var and is referenced/used nowhere.
Remove the `$uploaded_headers` property - it is used nowhere and is dead code.
Set `$default_headers` to `public`.
Remove the magic methods - they were beyond overkill and rendered moot by the above changes.
See #30891.
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* In [28481], `$admin_header_callback` and `$admin_image_div_callback` were set to `private` based on their erroneous `@param` value
* `$admin_header_callback` and `$admin_image_div_callback` are used as hook callbacks - as such, they must be `public`
* In [28521] and [28524], magic methods were added for back-compat
* Currently, there are 2 properties marked `private`, `$page` and `$updated` - `$page` is never used and `$updated` was added by me in [30186] during 4.1
Set `$admin_header_callback` and `$admin_image_div_callback` to `public`.
Remove the `$page` property - it duplicated the `$page` local var and is referenced/used nowhere.
Remove the magic methods - they were beyond overkill and rendered moot by the above changes.
See #30891.
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* `get_permalink( $post_ID )` can return `false`, set it to a variable and check it
* Using the variable allows us to replace 11 separate calls to `get_permalink( $post_ID )` in the file
* These notices were triggered by the potential for `false` to be passed to `esc_url()`
See #30799.
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