protected function TriggerWebTestCase::configureAdvancedAction in Drupal 7
Configures an advanced action.
Parameters
$action: The name of the action callback. For example: 'user_block_user_action'
$edit: The $edit array for the form to be used to configure. Example members would be 'actions_label' (always), 'message', etc.
Return value
the aid (action id) of the configured action, or FALSE if none.
4 calls to TriggerWebTestCase::configureAdvancedAction()
- TriggerActionTestCase::assignSystemEmailAction in modules/
trigger/ trigger.test - Assigns a system_send_email_action to the passed-in trigger.
- TriggerActionTestCase::assignSystemMessageAction in modules/
trigger/ trigger.test - Assigns a system message action to the passed-in trigger.
- TriggerCronTestCase::testActionsCron in modules/
trigger/ trigger.test - Tests assigning multiple actions to the cron trigger.
- TriggerOtherTestCase::testActionsUser in modules/
trigger/ trigger.test - Tests triggering on user create and user login.
File
- modules/
trigger/ trigger.test, line 25 - Tests for trigger.module.
Class
- TriggerWebTestCase
- Provides common helper methods.
Code
protected function configureAdvancedAction($action, $edit) {
// Create an advanced action.
$hash = drupal_hash_base64($action);
$this
->drupalPost("admin/config/system/actions/configure/{$hash}", $edit, t('Save'));
$this
->assertText(t('The action has been successfully saved.'));
// Now we have to find out the action ID of what we created.
return db_query('SELECT aid FROM {actions} WHERE callback = :callback AND label = :label', array(
':callback' => $action,
':label' => $edit['actions_label'],
))
->fetchField();
}