Re: [Simpletest-support] ClickSubmit Not advancing to the next page

[Culley H. <cu...@fa...>]

On Mar 10, 2004, at 11:47 AM, Marcus Baker wrote:

> Hi...
>
> Culley Harrelson wrote:
>> And this is failing.
>
> Try doing a $this->showSource() just after the submit. It is possible 
> some other error has occoured. Otherwise I can only progress this with 
> an isolated test of some kind. Is there anything special about the 
> submit? If memory serves you can do this...
>

Show source after submit does nothing.  Before submit, it does show the 
source.

> $this->assertTrue($this->clickSubmit);
>

This fails.

> ...just to confirm success. Are you redirecting after the submit?
>

Yes I am redirecting.  I could just test the redirected page. in a 
separate get...

>> Pattern [/should exist on next page after button is clicked/] not 
>> detected in [Boolean: false]
>
> False implies no content at all from the page. can you place the two 
> pages on the web so taht I can try it from my end?
>

Unfortunately I can't.  It is normally password protected and it is 
using a bunch of libraries that haven't made it into production yet.  I 
will keep working on this-- I am sure it is something strange in my 
setup.

One possible problem is there is an onclick even for the submit button:

<input name="save_changes" onclick="save_changes.disabled=true;" 
type="submit" value="Next">

This form was created with the phphtmllib form objects and this is 
added automatically.  It doesn't seem like this should cause a problem 
but maybe it does?  I haven't figured out how to disable this and 
haven't had the time to build a test that doesn't include it.

culley