nunitasp-devl

RE: [NUnitAsp-devl] CVS check-in: multiple form support

[Aaron J. <aj...@pr...>]

nun...@li... wrote:
> I've completed a series of check-ins to add support for
> multiple forms.
> In the process, I added public methods for Submit and PostBack on
> WebFormTester.  Tests can now submit and post-back forms
> without writing
> needing custom testers.  Combined with the previously
> checked-in support
> for tests modifying form variables, it should now be much easier for
> tests to work around Javascript issues.

I just checked out the latest CVS so that I could get access to the code
that supported multiple forms.  Unfortunately, I can not even compile as
two files are missing:  LabeledControlTester.cs (in the
NUnitAsp/AspTester directory) and HtmlInputRadioButtonTester (in the
NUnitAsp/HtmlTester directory).  Could you add/checkin those files,
please?

Also, could you help me get started on what I need to do in my code to
support multiple forms?  Thanks.

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RE: [NUnitAsp-devl] CVS check-in: multiple form support

[Aaron J. <aj...@pr...>]

> Whups!  Sorry about that.  I've added them.

The corresponding test and test .aspx pages are missing as well.


I found a bug in the multiple form support code.  In ButtonTester.cs:

80   private HtmlInputButtonTester ButtonTag=20
81   {
81      get
83      {
84         return new HtmlInputButtonTester(HtmlId);
85      }
86   }
87
88   /// <summary>
89   /// Click the button.
90   /// </summary>
91   public void Click()
92   {
93      ButtonTag.Click();
94   }

Line 84 should be:

84         return new HtmlInputButtonTester(HtmlId, this.Form);

If you do not pass the button tester's container across, you get an
exception because the NUnitAsp framework does not know in which form the
button exists.

     <:> Aaron

Re: [NUnitAsp-devl] CVS check-in: multiple form support

[Jim S. <js...@ti...>]

Aaron Jensen wrote:
>>Whups!  Sorry about that.  I've added them.
> 
> The corresponding test and test .aspx pages are missing as well.

Okay, I've checked those in as well, and double-checked that there are 
no other missing files.

> I found a bug in the multiple form support code.  In ButtonTester.cs:
> ...
> If you do not pass the button tester's container across, you get an
> exception because the NUnitAsp framework does not know in which form the
> button exists.

Good catch!  I would have missed that one.  It's pervasive across all of 
the new tester architecture.  Thanks!

Regards,
Jim

PS: Sorry to take so long to reply; I've been ill since Thursday evening.

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