public function PublishContentWebTestBase::assertCurrentUserCanPublish in Publish Content 7
Check the current user session can publish a given node.
Parameters
node $node: The node object to test against.
2 calls to PublishContentWebTestBase::assertCurrentUserCanPublish()
- PublishContentWebTestBase::testPublishNotUnpublish in tests/
publishcontent.test - Test the combination of publish but not unpublish permissions.
- PublishContentWebTestBase::testPublishUnpublish in tests/
publishcontent.test - Test the combination of both publish and unpublish.
File
- tests/
publishcontent.test, line 125 - Unit tests for Publish Content module.
Class
- PublishContentWebTestBase
- We test to ensure we are not messing up with the default Drupal access for view node i.e. a owner of a node can view it even if unpublished.
Code
public function assertCurrentUserCanPublish($node) {
$status = $node->status;
$username = $this->loggedInUser->name;
$this
->setNodeStatus($node, 1, 'Start test with a published node');
$this
->assertNodeOperationAccess($node->nid, 'publish', 403, $username . ' cannot access the publish callback for a node which is already published.');
$this
->assertNodeOperationAccess($node->nid, 'view', 200, $username . ' can view the published node');
$this
->setNodeStatus($node, 0);
$this
->assertNodeOperationAccess($node->nid, 'view', 200, $username . ' can view unpublished node');
$this
->assertNodeOperationAccess($node->nid, 'publish', 200, $username . ' can access publish callback on an unpublished node');
$this
->assertNodeStatus($node->nid, 1, 'node should now be published');
$this
->setNodeStatus($node, $status, 'Reset the nodes status');
}