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css_find().click() to its actual function
A few name changes as well as step changes
Removal of drag testing
A refactoring of login and create user. Login will no longer create the specified user
Also added in drag and drop helper. Please be careful using this method as it is truly a hack to obtain the visual effects. As of this commit, selenium does not support drag and drop for jQuery sortable items
test.py was changed such that the database being used is test_xcontent
course_helpers.clear_courses now calls contentstore().fs_files.drop() such that all content is removed and the databse is started afresh in the same manner as the modulestore
This is done with the following steps:
'I confirm all alerts' means that all alert and confirm windows are returned and returned true respectively
'I dismiss all alerts' means that all confirm windows are returned false
'I answer all prompts with "([^"]*)"' means that all prompts are returned with the given string
Please note that these settings are on a PER PAGE basis. This means that for best results, the step must be given right before the alert is generated.
Now the step calls is_text_present and is_text_not_present with a wait time of 5 seconds so that the page can be properly refreshed/reloaded if needed.
This also gets rid of an assert not
New function was added: is_css_not_present
This function works like is_css_present in that it will wait and can take in an optional argument to wait longer. This should be used everywhere INSTEAD of not is_css_present as in the latter case, you are telling selenium to wait for the thing you don't want to be there to either be there or time out.
This resolves an issue on Mac OS X in which the login dropdown
arrow couldn't be clicked because it was off-screen.
It should make the test suite more stable.
(lettuce assumes we are using django.contrib.staticfiles).
This allows us to run the django-admin.py harvest test server,
instead of launching the server ourselves.
