/contentcheck/brokenrelations
A view of the contentcheck module, defined in kernel/contentcheck/module.php and run by kernel/contentcheck/brokenrelations.php.
Address
/contentcheck/brokenrelations/<NodeID>/(exclude)/<Exclude>/(kind)/<Kind>/(relation)/<Relation>/(after)/<After>/(problem)/<Problem>/(version)/<Version>/(selectall)/<SelectAll>/(file_offset)/<FileOffset>Ordered parameters, in this order after the view name: NodeID.
Unordered parameters, in any order as /(name)/value: (exclude) sets Exclude, (kind) sets Kind, (relation) sets Relation, (after) sets After, (problem) sets Problem, (version) sets Version, (selectall) sets SelectAll, (file_offset) sets FileOffset.
Who may open it
The user needs this policy function:
A policy on contentcheck/* (every function) also grants it; limitations of the policy (section, subtree, class ...) still apply where the view checks them.
Details
| Key | Value |
|---|---|
| Navigation part | ezsetupnavigationpart |
Example
A link in a template (ezurl adds the siteaccess and quotes the address); the parameter values are placeholders:
<a href='/contentcheck/brokenrelations/1'|ezurl>contentcheck/brokenrelations</a>
<a href=concat( '/contentcheck/brokenrelations/1/(exclude)/', 1 )|ezurl>contentcheck/brokenrelations</a>From PHP, the redirect a view gives after it has done its work:
return $Module->redirectTo( '/contentcheck/brokenrelations/1' );Related
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