public function ImageLinkFormatterTestCase::createNodeWithLinkImage in Image Link Formatter 7

Create a node with a link and an image attached.

The creation process of a node with an image attached is easier to code when it goes through submission of the creation form, rather than programmatically. Which is why this function uses the interface: node/add. However, it requires to grant test user the permissions to create and edit page content.

Return value

bool|int The nid of the created node if successful, otherwise FALSE.

1 call to ImageLinkFormatterTestCase::createNodeWithLinkImage()

ImageLinkFormatterFieldUITestCase::testFormatterManageDisplaySettings in ./image_link_formatter.test

Test Image Link formatter manage display settings.

File

./image_link_formatter.test, line 152

Test the Image Link Formatter module.

Class

ImageLinkFormatterTestCase

Provides common functionality for the Image Link Formatter test classes.

Code

public function createNodeWithLinkImage() {

  // Get the first file returned as a test image.
  $image = current($this
    ->drupalGetTestFiles('image'));

  // Create a node with test link and image data.
  $edit = array(
    // Link field values: title and URL.
    'title' => $this
      ->randomName(),
    $this->fieldLinkName . '[' . LANGUAGE_NONE . '][0][title]' => 'Link ILF test',
    $this->fieldLinkName . '[' . LANGUAGE_NONE . '][0][url]' => 'http://www.example.com/?example=query#example_fragment',
    // Image field value.
    'files[' . $this->fieldImageName . '_' . LANGUAGE_NONE . '_0]' => drupal_realpath($image->uri),
  );
  $this
    ->drupalPost('node/add/' . $this->bundle, $edit, t('Save'));

  // Check the node was saved successfully.
  $types = node_type_get_types();
  $this
    ->assertText(t('@node_type @node_title has been created.', array(
    '@node_type' => $types[$this->bundle]->name,
    '@node_title' => $edit['title'],
  )));

  // Since the node is not created programmatically but by submitting a form,
  // the newly created node's ID is not returned so it needs to be retrieved
  // through the current page's URL.
  $matches = array();
  preg_match('/node\\/([0-9]+)/', $this
    ->getUrl(), $matches);
  return isset($matches[1]) ? $matches[1] : FALSE;
}