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In default, DokuWiki sometimes show IPs of those who are not logging in.

For example, recent changes or old revisions are shown like this:

2018/05/27 12:39  pagename – Summary. XXX.XXX.XXX.XXX -xxx B
2018/05/22 23:54  pagename – Summary. username ±0 B

But some people think that IPs shouldn't be shown to public.
This plugin tries to replace such IPs with alternative texts (A User Not Logged in in default).

Admins can view IPs even with this plugin.

Search and install the plugin using the Extension Manager. Refer to Plugins on how to install plugins manually.

It doesn't need any additional settings.
After you install this plugin, it'll automatically hide IPs in:

• Recent Changes (via an event HTML_RECENTFORM_OUTPUT)
• Old Revisions (via an event HTML_REVISIONSFORM_OUTPUT)
• Showing Diffs (via an event TPL_CONTENT_DISPLAY)
• Last Modified (via an event COMMON_USER_LINK)
• Page Locking (via an event COMMON_USER_LINK)

The plugin will rewrite only superficial data, core data won't be overwritten.

When to run this plugin can be specified on the config (see Configuration and Settings).

You can use the localization of the alternative text used by this plugin.
Here is a sample of the code:

if (!isset($_SERVER['REMOTE_USER'])) {
    if(!plugin_isdisabled('hidingip')) {
        $hidingip = plugin_load('helper', 'hidingip');
        $user = $hidingip->altText();  // "$hidingip->getLang('notloggedin')" works similarly
}

A practical sample can be seen in the program of my Autotweet2 plugin (Here).

When $event->data->_content['(number)']['class'] has 'user', there is an user name or an IP address in $event->data->_content['(the next number)'].
Thus this plugin detects the 'user' texts, and substitutes TRUE for $flag if found.
If the $flag is TRUE, this plugin will check whether or not there is an IP in the texts. If found, it'll be hidden .
But, the first item of the old revision is different a little from others, so there is some customizing.

The function is similar to that in recent changes and old revisions, but it'll modify HTML directly.

UPDATED
If $event->data['username'] is likely to be an IP, the plugin will write $event->data['name'].
You can't use the user name like IPs (that'll be accidentally replaced. e.g.: 3.57.2.13 ).¹⁾

You can change the following setting by using the Configuration Manager.

• 2018-06-01
  • Initial release
• 2018-06-02
  • modified text garbling
• 2018-10-24
  • Update with bug fixing (The problem about WARNING level errors, and the problem that the plugin didn't work well if the config Showuseras was username_link or email_link)
• 2018-10-30
  • Adding some options (configs and the helper plugin section)
• 2018-11-05
  • Fixed invalid syntax

Currently none

Currently none

If you find some problems in this plugin, you can make issue topics on the GitHub page, or if you wanna contact me for other things, you can contact me by:

• dosankomali [at] yahoo [dot] co [dot] jp
• My Twitter (Japanese account but English acceptable)