EditPage: Don't use RequestContext::getMain()

We already have a context object.

Change-Id: I09816dd485413d858e5ee422ae07a843cb543da5

diff --git a/includes/EditPage.php b/includes/EditPage.php
index eb1b6ad..7a8236c 100644 (file)
--- a/includes/EditPage.php
+++ b/includes/EditPage.php
@@ -1461,7 +1461,7 @@ class EditPage {
                        $val = 'restored';
                }
 
                        $val = 'restored';
                }
 

-               $response = RequestContext::getMain()->getRequest()->response();
+               $response = $this->context->getRequest()->response();

                $response->setCookie( $postEditKey, $val, time() + self::POST_EDIT_COOKIE_DURATION );
        }
 
                $response->setCookie( $postEditKey, $val, time() + self::POST_EDIT_COOKIE_DURATION );
        }
 


@@ -1528,7 +1528,7 @@ class EditPage {
 
                // "wpExtraQueryRedirect" is a hidden input to modify
                // after save URL and is not used by actual edit form
 
                // "wpExtraQueryRedirect" is a hidden input to modify
                // after save URL and is not used by actual edit form

-               $request = RequestContext::getMain()->getRequest();
+               $request = $this->context->getRequest();

                $extraQueryRedirect = $request->getVal( 'wpExtraQueryRedirect' );
 
                switch ( $status->value ) {
                $extraQueryRedirect = $request->getVal( 'wpExtraQueryRedirect' );
 
                switch ( $status->value ) {