Re: [Simpletest-support] webform test not following redirect

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

Hurm.  You are right this was just a browser issue.  I changed the 
button value to 'test' and it follows the redirect.  Unfortunately in a 
more complicated real-world example where all the buttons have values I 
am still seeing this problem.  I will spend some more time on this and 
try to get you another working example.

I suspect that most of the time people will be testing properly formed 
html but I suppose it could happen that you might have to write test 
cases for a garbage form like this.  Number 2 would work even though 
theoretically someone could have 3 or 4 buttons on a form with no 
values and different names.  I don't know what the point of such a form 
would be but it could happen I guess.

How about both?  Try your best to guess and maybe throw a php warning 
so it will notify the user but not kill the process.

culley

On Apr 12, 2004, at 4:54 PM, Marcus Baker wrote:

> There are two issues raised by this:
> 1) Should I throw a PHP error (exception) if the label is not present 
> in the form?
> 2) Should I have a default value that just submits the first 
> type=submit button it finds?
>
> Culley, do you think I should add either of these behaviours?