* Wrap error messages in <strong class="error"></strong> (just like <math>)

* Error message "expecting a key that matched /^[^0-9]+$/" => "expecting a non-integer key"
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Ævar Arnfjörð Bjarmason 2005-12-23 05:06:17 +00:00
parent 4c4e35e881
commit b02933ace8

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@ -56,7 +56,7 @@ function wfCite() {
'cite_croak' => 'Cite croaked; $1: $2',
'cite_error' => 'Cite error $1; $2',
'cite_error_' . CITE_ERROR_REF_NUMERIC_KEY => 'Invalid call; expecting a key that matched /^[^0-9]+$/',
'cite_error_' . CITE_ERROR_REF_NUMERIC_KEY => 'Invalid call; expecting a non-integer key',
'cite_error_' . CITE_ERROR_REF_NO_KEY => 'Invalid call; no key specified',
'cite_error_' . CITE_ERROR_REF_TOO_MANY_KEYS => 'Invalid call; too many keys specified',
'cite_error_' . CITE_ERROR_REF_NO_INPUT => 'Invalid call; no input specified',
@ -475,7 +475,12 @@ function wfCite() {
function error( $id ) {
if ( $id > 0 )
// User errors are positive
return $this->parse( wfMsgforContent( 'cite_error', $id, wfMsgForContent( "cite_error_$id" ) ) );
return
$this->parse(
'<strong class="error">' .
wfMsgforContent( 'cite_error', $id, wfMsgForContent( "cite_error_$id" ) ) .
'</strong>'
);
else if ( $id < 0 )
return wfMsgforContent( 'cite_error', $id );
}