function FormValidationTestCase::testValidateLimitErrors in Drupal 7
Tests partial form validation through #limit_validation_errors.
File
- modules/
simpletest/ tests/ form.test, line 720 - Unit tests for the Drupal Form API.
Class
- FormValidationTestCase
- Test form validation handlers.
Code
function testValidateLimitErrors() {
$edit = array(
'test' => 'invalid',
'test_numeric_index[0]' => 'invalid',
'test_substring[foo]' => 'invalid',
);
$path = 'form-test/limit-validation-errors';
// Submit the form by pressing the 'Partial validate' button (uses
// #limit_validation_errors) and ensure that the title field is not
// validated, but the #element_validate handler for the 'test' field
// is triggered.
$this
->drupalPost($path, $edit, t('Partial validate'));
$this
->assertNoText(t('!name field is required.', array(
'!name' => 'Title',
)));
$this
->assertText('Test element is invalid');
// Edge case of #limit_validation_errors containing numeric indexes: same
// thing with the 'Partial validate (numeric index)' button and the
// 'test_numeric_index' field.
$this
->drupalPost($path, $edit, t('Partial validate (numeric index)'));
$this
->assertNoText(t('!name field is required.', array(
'!name' => 'Title',
)));
$this
->assertText('Test (numeric index) element is invalid');
// Ensure something like 'foobar' isn't considered "inside" 'foo'.
$this
->drupalPost($path, $edit, t('Partial validate (substring)'));
$this
->assertNoText(t('!name field is required.', array(
'!name' => 'Title',
)));
$this
->assertText('Test (substring) foo element is invalid');
// Ensure not validated values are not available to submit handlers.
$this
->drupalPost($path, array(
'title' => '',
'test' => 'valid',
), t('Partial validate'));
$this
->assertText('Only validated values appear in the form values.');
// Now test full form validation and ensure that the #element_validate
// handler is still triggered.
$this
->drupalPost($path, $edit, t('Full validate'));
$this
->assertText(t('!name field is required.', array(
'!name' => 'Title',
)));
$this
->assertText('Test element is invalid');
}