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Timestamp:
06/10/2019 11:53:32 PM (6 years ago)
Author:
azaozz
Message:

Privacy tools:

  • Move the (remaining) privacy tools related functions from wp-admin/includes/file.php to wp-admin/includes/privacy-tools.php.
  • Move the WP_User_Request class to a separate file.

See #43895.

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  • trunk/src/wp-includes/user.php

    r45479 r45519  
    36483648    return new WP_User_Request( $post );
    36493649}
    3650 
    3651 /**
    3652  * WP_User_Request class.
    3653  *
    3654  * Represents user request data loaded from a WP_Post object.
    3655  *
    3656  * @since 4.9.6
    3657  */
    3658 final class WP_User_Request {
    3659     /**
    3660      * Request ID.
    3661      *
    3662      * @var int
    3663      */
    3664     public $ID = 0;
    3665 
    3666     /**
    3667      * User ID.
    3668      *
    3669      * @var int
    3670      */
    3671     public $user_id = 0;
    3672 
    3673     /**
    3674      * User email.
    3675      *
    3676      * @var int
    3677      */
    3678     public $email = '';
    3679 
    3680     /**
    3681      * Action name.
    3682      *
    3683      * @var string
    3684      */
    3685     public $action_name = '';
    3686 
    3687     /**
    3688      * Current status.
    3689      *
    3690      * @var string
    3691      */
    3692     public $status = '';
    3693 
    3694     /**
    3695      * Timestamp this request was created.
    3696      *
    3697      * @var int|null
    3698      */
    3699     public $created_timestamp = null;
    3700 
    3701     /**
    3702      * Timestamp this request was last modified.
    3703      *
    3704      * @var int|null
    3705      */
    3706     public $modified_timestamp = null;
    3707 
    3708     /**
    3709      * Timestamp this request was confirmed.
    3710      *
    3711      * @var int
    3712      */
    3713     public $confirmed_timestamp = null;
    3714 
    3715     /**
    3716      * Timestamp this request was completed.
    3717      *
    3718      * @var int
    3719      */
    3720     public $completed_timestamp = null;
    3721 
    3722     /**
    3723      * Misc data assigned to this request.
    3724      *
    3725      * @var array
    3726      */
    3727     public $request_data = array();
    3728 
    3729     /**
    3730      * Key used to confirm this request.
    3731      *
    3732      * @var string
    3733      */
    3734     public $confirm_key = '';
    3735 
    3736     /**
    3737      * Constructor.
    3738      *
    3739      * @since 4.9.6
    3740      *
    3741      * @param WP_Post|object $post Post object.
    3742      */
    3743     public function __construct( $post ) {
    3744         $this->ID                  = $post->ID;
    3745         $this->user_id             = $post->post_author;
    3746         $this->email               = $post->post_title;
    3747         $this->action_name         = $post->post_name;
    3748         $this->status              = $post->post_status;
    3749         $this->created_timestamp   = strtotime( $post->post_date_gmt );
    3750         $this->modified_timestamp  = strtotime( $post->post_modified_gmt );
    3751         $this->confirmed_timestamp = (int) get_post_meta( $post->ID, '_wp_user_request_confirmed_timestamp', true );
    3752         $this->completed_timestamp = (int) get_post_meta( $post->ID, '_wp_user_request_completed_timestamp', true );
    3753         $this->request_data        = json_decode( $post->post_content, true );
    3754         $this->confirm_key         = $post->post_password;
    3755     }
    3756 }
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