[symfony-users] Re: Functional Test : click....

2011-01-20 Thread benM
Hi Benoit,

There's a mistake, it's not 27 but 22, because if you did exactly what
Jobeet said, you have "and 22 more..."



On 14 jan, 13:32, benoitW  wrote:
> I have to say it works fine when I replace that number 27 by
> 'Programming'...
>
> On 14 jan, 12:03, benoitW  wrote:
>
> > Hi all,
>
> > What means number 27 isJobeetfunctional categoryActionsTest ?
>
> > Official code follows :
>
> > info(sprintf('  1.2 - Categories with more than %s jobs also have a
> > "more" link', sfConfig::get('app_max_jobs_on_homepage')))->
> >   get('/')->
> >   click('27')->
> >   with('request')->begin()->
> >     isParameter('module', 'category')->
> >     isParameter('action', 'show')->
> >     isParameter('slug', 'programming')->
> >   end()->
>
> > But when I test i get this error message :
>
> > Could not find the element "27" (position 1) in the current DOM.
>
> > Thanks forward for your help

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[symfony-users] Re: Functional Test : click....

2011-01-14 Thread benoitW
I have to say it works fine when I replace that number 27 by
'Programming'...

On 14 jan, 12:03, benoitW  wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> What means number 27 is Jobeet functional categoryActionsTest ?
>
> Official code follows :
>
> info(sprintf('  1.2 - Categories with more than %s jobs also have a
> "more" link', sfConfig::get('app_max_jobs_on_homepage')))->
>   get('/')->
>   click('27')->
>   with('request')->begin()->
>     isParameter('module', 'category')->
>     isParameter('action', 'show')->
>     isParameter('slug', 'programming')->
>   end()->
>
> But when I test i get this error message :
>
> Could not find the element "27" (position 1) in the current DOM.
>
> Thanks forward for your help

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[symfony-users] Re: Functional Test : click....

2011-01-14 Thread Massimiliano Arione
'27' is the label of a link, something like 27

cheers
Massimiliano

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