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"deleting a page" is editing it to nothing, changing it doesn't make sense, and is probably quite difficult to implement in a meaningful way. Conceivably you could reject an edit of an empty trimmed string, but what about an edit to a "." or similar. Note, the attic holds the old revision of the page making restoration a snip.
There is a subtle difference between deleting a page and vandalizing it
with one character: If a page is deleted (text set to nothing) it is
removed from the content tree that is shown on the start page - and in
some themes in the sidebar. The sidebar with the content tree is a major
navigational element in our wiki. If a page gets deleted, other users
can't find it anymore.
So I ask my question again: Where do I put the check if the posted text is empty and the user has delete rights? Is it possible to put that in a plugin? Or do I have to edit act_permcheck in actions.php directly?
Gabriel
