Example #1
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    def test_delete_with_lock(self):

        # The editor logs in and starts editing, this creates a lock.
        detail_page = SampleDetailPage(self)
        detail_page.route_kwargs = {'identifier': self.questionnaire.code}
        detail_page.open(login=True, user=self.robin)
        detail_page.edit_questionnaire()
        edit_page = SampleEditPage(self)
        edit_page.click_edit_category('cat_1')

        # The compiler logs in and wants to delete the questionnaire
        detail_page.open(login=True, user=self.jay)
        assert Questionnaire.objects.get(
            code=self.questionnaire.code).is_deleted is False
        assert detail_page.has_text(self.questionnaire.code)
        detail_page.delete_questionnaire(check_success=False)

        # He receives an error message, the questionnaire was not deleted.
        assert detail_page.has_warning_message(
            f'This questionnaire is locked for editing by '
            f'{self.robin.get_display_name()}.')
        assert detail_page.has_text(self.questionnaire.code)
        assert Questionnaire.objects.get(
            code=self.questionnaire.code).is_deleted is False

        # After a while, the lock expires
        Lock.objects.filter(
            questionnaire_code=self.questionnaire.code
        ).update(is_finished=True)

        # Now the questionnaire can be deleted.
        detail_page.delete_questionnaire(check_success=True)
        assert Questionnaire.objects.get(
            code=self.questionnaire.code).is_deleted is True
Example #2
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    def test_secretariat_edit(self):

        # Secretariat user logs in
        # He goes to the details of a DRAFT questionnaire which he did not enter
        detail_page = SampleDetailPage(self)
        detail_page.route_kwargs = {'identifier': 'sample_1'}
        detail_page.open(login=True, user=self.user_secretariat)
        assert detail_page.has_text('Foo 1')

        # He sees a button to edit the questionnaire, he clicks it
        detail_page.edit_questionnaire()

        # In edit mode, he sees that he can edit the first section
        edit_page = SampleEditPage(self)
        edit_page.click_edit_category('cat_1')

        # He saves the step and returns
        step_page = SampleStepPage(self)
        step_page.submit_step()

        # He also opens a public questionnaire which he did not enter
        detail_page.route_kwargs = {'identifier': 'sample_3'}
        detail_page.open()
        assert detail_page.has_text('Foo 3')

        # In the database, there is only 1 version
        assert Questionnaire.objects.filter(code='sample_3').count() == 1

        # He sees a button to edit the questionnaire, he clicks it and creates a
        # new version
        detail_page.create_new_version()

        # In the database, there are now 2 versions
        assert Questionnaire.objects.filter(code='sample_3').count() == 2
Example #3
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    def test_review_locked_questionnaire_blocked_by_other(self):

        # Reviewer logs in and goes to the details of a SUBMITTED questionnaire
        detail_page = SampleDetailPage(self)
        detail_page.route_kwargs = {'identifier': 'sample_2'}
        detail_page.open(login=True, user=self.user_reviewer)
        assert detail_page.has_text('Foo 2')

        # He starts to edit the first section (this sets a lock on the
        # questionnaire)
        detail_page.edit_questionnaire()
        edit_page = SampleEditPage(self)
        edit_page.click_edit_category('cat_1')

        # Secretariat user logs in and goes to the details of the same
        # questionnaire
        detail_page.open(login=True, user=self.user_secretariat)
        assert detail_page.has_text('Foo 2')

        # The user sees a message that the questionnaire is currently locked
        assert detail_page.is_locked_by(user=self.user_reviewer)

        # He reviews the questionnaire which is still locked and sees there is
        # no exception thrown, however she sees a warning.
        detail_page.review_questionnaire(check_success=False)
        assert detail_page.is_locked_by(user=self.user_reviewer)

        # He sees the questionnaire is still submitted
        detail_page.check_status('submitted')
Example #4
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    def test_delete_with_lock(self):

        # The editor logs in and starts editing, this creates a lock.
        detail_page = SampleDetailPage(self)
        detail_page.route_kwargs = {'identifier': self.questionnaire.code}
        detail_page.open(login=True, user=self.robin)
        detail_page.edit_questionnaire()
        edit_page = SampleEditPage(self)
        edit_page.click_edit_category('cat_1')

        # The compiler logs in and wants to delete the questionnaire
        detail_page.open(login=True, user=self.jay)
        assert Questionnaire.objects.get(
            code=self.questionnaire.code).is_deleted is False
        assert detail_page.has_text(self.questionnaire.code)
        detail_page.delete_questionnaire(check_success=False)

        # He receives an error message, the questionnaire was not deleted.
        assert detail_page.has_warning_message(
            f'This questionnaire is locked for editing by '
            f'{self.robin.get_display_name()}.')
        assert detail_page.has_text(self.questionnaire.code)
        assert Questionnaire.objects.get(
            code=self.questionnaire.code).is_deleted is False

        # After a while, the lock expires
        Lock.objects.filter(questionnaire_code=self.questionnaire.code).update(
            is_finished=True)

        # Now the questionnaire can be deleted.
        detail_page.delete_questionnaire(check_success=True)
        assert Questionnaire.objects.get(
            code=self.questionnaire.code).is_deleted is True
Example #5
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    def test_do_not_show_deleted_links_in_form(self):

        user = User.objects.get(pk=101)
        samplemulti_link = 'This is key 1a'
        sample_link = 'This is the first key.'

        # User goes to the SAMPLE questionnaire and sees the link
        detail_page_sample = SampleDetailPage(self)
        detail_page_sample.route_kwargs = {'identifier': 'sample_1'}
        detail_page_sample.open(login=True, user=user)
        assert detail_page_sample.has_text(samplemulti_link)

        # User starts editing the questionnaire
        detail_page_sample.create_new_version()
        edit_page = SampleEditPage(self)
        assert edit_page.has_text(samplemulti_link)

        # User opens the step with the link and sees the link is there
        edit_page.click_edit_category('cat_5')
        step_page = QuestionnaireStepPage(self)
        assert step_page.check_links([samplemulti_link])

        # User opens the details page of the SAMPLEMULTI questionnaire
        detail_page_multi = SampleMultiDetailPage(self)
        detail_page_multi.route_kwargs = {'identifier': 'samplemulti_1'}
        detail_page_multi.open()
        assert detail_page_multi.has_text(sample_link)

        # User deletes the questionnaire
        detail_page_multi.delete_questionnaire()

        # User opens the detail page of the SAMPLE questionnaire again. The link
        # is not there anymore.
        detail_page_sample.open()
        assert not detail_page_sample.has_text(samplemulti_link)

        # The link is not on the edit page either
        detail_page_sample.edit_questionnaire()
        assert not detail_page_sample.has_text(samplemulti_link)

        # Also on the step edit page, no link
        edit_page.click_edit_category('cat_5')
        assert step_page.check_links([])

        # The step can be submitted without an error
        step_page.submit_step()
Example #6
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    def test_do_not_show_deleted_links_in_form(self):

        user = User.objects.get(pk=101)
        samplemulti_link = 'This is key 1a'
        sample_link = 'This is the first key.'

        # User goes to the SAMPLE questionnaire and sees the link
        detail_page_sample = SampleDetailPage(self)
        detail_page_sample.route_kwargs = {'identifier': 'sample_1'}
        detail_page_sample.open(login=True, user=user)
        assert detail_page_sample.has_text(samplemulti_link)

        # User starts editing the questionnaire
        detail_page_sample.create_new_version()
        edit_page = SampleEditPage(self)
        assert edit_page.has_text(samplemulti_link)

        # User opens the step with the link and sees the link is there
        edit_page.click_edit_category('cat_5')
        step_page = QuestionnaireStepPage(self)
        assert step_page.check_links([samplemulti_link])

        # User opens the details page of the SAMPLEMULTI questionnaire
        detail_page_multi = SampleMultiDetailPage(self)
        detail_page_multi.route_kwargs = {'identifier': 'samplemulti_1'}
        detail_page_multi.open()
        assert detail_page_multi.has_text(sample_link)

        # User deletes the questionnaire
        detail_page_multi.delete_questionnaire()

        # User opens the detail page of the SAMPLE questionnaire again. The link
        # is not there anymore.
        detail_page_sample.open()
        assert not detail_page_sample.has_text(samplemulti_link)

        # The link is not on the edit page either
        detail_page_sample.edit_questionnaire()
        assert not detail_page_sample.has_text(samplemulti_link)

        # Also on the step edit page, no link
        edit_page.click_edit_category('cat_5')
        assert step_page.check_links([])

        # The step can be submitted without an error
        step_page.submit_step()
Example #7
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    def test_review_locked_questionnaire(self):
        # Secretariat user logs in and goes to the details of a SUBMITTED
        # questionnaire
        detail_page = SampleDetailPage(self)
        detail_page.route_kwargs = {'identifier': 'sample_2'}
        detail_page.open(login=True, user=self.user_secretariat)
        assert detail_page.has_text(self.sample_2_text)

        # User starts to edit the first section (this sets a lock on the
        # questionnaire)
        detail_page.edit_questionnaire()
        edit_page = SampleEditPage(self)
        edit_page.click_edit_category(edit_page.CATEGORIES[0][0])

        # User goes back to the details (without saving!)
        detail_page.open()

        # User reviews the questionnaire and sees there is no exception thrown
        detail_page.review_questionnaire()

        # He sees the questionnaire is now reviewed
        detail_page.check_status('reviewed')
Example #8
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    def test_edit_questionnaire(self):

        user = self.create_new_user(
            email='*****@*****.**', groups=['Reviewers', 'Publishers'])

        # Alice logs in
        # She enters a Questionnaire
        new_page = SampleNewPage(self)
        new_page.open(login=True, user=user)

        new_page.click_edit_category('cat_1')

        step_page = SampleStepPage(self)
        step_page.enter_text(step_page.LOC_FORM_INPUT_KEY_1, 'Foo')
        step_page.enter_text(step_page.LOC_FORM_INPUT_KEY_3, 'Bar')
        step_page.submit_step()

        # The questionnaire is already saved as draft
        # She submits it for review
        edit_page = SampleEditPage(self)
        edit_page.submit_questionnaire()

        # She reviews it
        detail_page = SampleDetailPage(self)
        detail_page.review_questionnaire()

        # She publishes it
        detail_page.publish_questionnaire()

        # She sees it is public and visible
        assert detail_page.has_text('Foo')
        assert detail_page.has_text('Bar')

        url = self.browser.current_url

        # She creates a new version
        detail_page.create_new_version()

        # She edits it
        edit_page.click_edit_category('cat_1')

        # She changes some values
        step_page.enter_text(step_page.LOC_FORM_INPUT_KEY_1, 'asdf', clear=True)
        step_page.submit_step()

        # The questionnaire is already saved as draft
        # She is taken to the overview page where she sees the latest
        # (pending) changes of the draft
        edit_page.check_status('draft')
        assert not edit_page.has_text('Foo')
        assert edit_page.has_text('asdf')
        assert edit_page.has_text('Bar')

        # She sees the edit buttons
        assert edit_page.exists_el(edit_page.format_locator(
            edit_page.LOC_BUTTON_EDIT_CATEGORY, keyword='cat_1'))

        # She sees the possibility to view the questionnaire
        edit_page.view_questionnaire()
        self.assertIn(url, self.browser.current_url + '#top')

        # All the changes are there
        assert not detail_page.has_text('Foo')
        assert detail_page.has_text('asdf')
        assert detail_page.has_text('Bar')

        # There are no buttons to edit the sections anymore
        assert not detail_page.exists_el(detail_page.format_locator(
            edit_page.LOC_BUTTON_EDIT_CATEGORY, keyword='cat_1'))
Example #9
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    def test_edit_public(self):

        code = 'sample_3'
        user = User.objects.get(pk=101)
        old_text = 'Faz 3'
        new_text = 'asdf'

        # User logs in and goes to the detail page of a "public" Questionnaire
        detail_page = SampleDetailPage(self)
        detail_page.route_kwargs = {'identifier': code}
        detail_page.open(login=True, user=user)
        assert code in self.browser.current_url

        assert detail_page.has_text(old_text)
        assert not detail_page.has_text(new_text)

        # There is only one version of this questionnaire in the db
        assert Questionnaire.objects.filter(code=code).count() == 1

        # User uses the direct link to go to the edit page of the questionnaire
        # and sees no new version of the questionnaire is created in the DB.
        # This prevents the issue when new versions were created upon GET of the
        # edit page, which should be fixed now.
        edit_page = SampleEditPage(self)
        edit_page.route_kwargs = {'identifier': code}
        edit_page.open()
        assert Questionnaire.objects.filter(code=code).count() == 1

        # User edits the Questionnaire (creates a new version) and sees that
        # the URL contains the code of the Questionnaire
        detail_page.open()
        detail_page.create_new_version()
        assert code in self.browser.current_url

        # User edits a category and sees that the URL still contains the
        # code of the Questionnaire
        edit_page.click_edit_category('cat_2')
        assert code in self.browser.current_url

        # User makes some changes and submits the category
        step_page = SampleStepPage(self)
        step_page.enter_text(
            step_page.LOC_FORM_INPUT_KEY_5, new_text, clear=True)
        step_page.submit_step()

        # User is back on the overview page and sees that the URL still
        # contains the code of the Questionnaire
        assert code in self.browser.current_url
        assert edit_page.has_text(code)

        # She sees that the value of Key 1 was updated
        assert not edit_page.has_text(old_text)
        assert edit_page.has_text(new_text)

        # Also there was an additional version created in the database
        assert Questionnaire.objects.count() == 11

        # The newly created version has the same code
        assert Questionnaire.objects.filter(code=code).count() == 2

        # She goes to see her own questionnaire and sees sample_3 appears only
        # once
        my_page = MyDataPage(self)
        my_page.open()

        my_page.wait_for_lists()
        expected_list = [
            {
                'description': new_text,
            },
            {
                # Just to check that description is there ...
                'description': 'Faz 1'
            },
            # ... the rest does not really matter
        ]
        assert my_page.count_list_results() == 6
        my_page.check_list_results(expected_list, count=False)

        # She clicks the first entry and sees that she is taken to the
        # details page of the latest (pending) version.
        my_page.click_list_entry(index=0)
        assert detail_page.has_text(new_text)
Example #10
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    def test_questionnaire_permissions(
            self, mock_change_status, mock_create_signal):

        key_1 = 'Foo'
        key_3 = 'Bar'

        user_1 = self.create_new_user(email='*****@*****.**')
        user_2 = self.create_new_user(email='*****@*****.**')
        user_moderator = self.create_new_user(
            email='*****@*****.**', groups=['Reviewers', 'Publishers'])

        # User 1 logs in and creates a questionnaire
        new_page = SampleNewPage(self)
        new_page.open(login=True, user=user_1)
        new_page.create_new_questionnaire(key_1=key_1, key_3=key_3)

        # A new notification should be created
        mock_create_signal.assert_called_once_with(
            questionnaire=Questionnaire.objects.latest('created'),
            sender='create_foo',
            user=user_1
        )

        # User 1 changes to the view mode
        new_page.view_questionnaire()

        # User 1 refreshes the page and sees the questionnaire
        view_page = SampleDetailPage(self)
        view_page.route_kwargs = {
            'identifier': Questionnaire.objects.latest('pk').code}
        view_page.open()
        view_page.has_text(key_1)

        # User 1 logs out and cannot see the questionnaire
        view_page.logout()
        view_page.open()
        assert new_page.is_not_found_404()

        # User 2 logs in and cannot see the questionnaire
        view_page.open(login=True, user=user_2)
        assert view_page.is_not_found_404()

        # Moderator logs in and cannot see the questionnaire
        view_page.open(login=True, user=user_moderator)
        assert view_page.is_not_found_404()

        # User 1 submits the questionnaire
        view_page.open(login=True, user=user_1)
        view_page.submit_questionnaire()

        # A notification for the new status is created
        mock_change_status.assert_called_once_with(
            message='',
            questionnaire=Questionnaire.objects.latest('created'),
            sender='change_foo',
            user=user_1,
            previous_status=settings.QUESTIONNAIRE_DRAFT
        )

        # User 1 logs out and cannot see the questionnaire
        view_page.logout()
        view_page.open()
        assert view_page.is_not_found_404()

        # User 2 logs in and cannot see the questionnaire
        view_page.open(login=True, user=user_2)
        assert view_page.is_not_found_404()

        # Moderator logs in and sees the questionnaire
        view_page.open(login=True, user=user_moderator)
        assert view_page.has_text(key_1)

        # Moderator publishes the questionnaire
        view_page.review_questionnaire()
        view_page.publish_questionnaire()

        # The moderator cannot create a new version
        assert not view_page.can_create_new_version()

        # Logged out users can see the questionnaire
        view_page.logout()
        view_page.open()
        assert view_page.has_text(key_1)

        # Logged out users cannot create a new version
        assert not view_page.can_create_new_version()

        # User 2 cannot edit the questionnaire
        view_page.open(login=True, user=user_2)
        assert view_page.has_text(key_1)
        assert not view_page.can_create_new_version()

        # User 1 can edit the questionnaire
        view_page.open(login=True, user=user_1)
        assert view_page.has_text(key_1)
        assert view_page.can_create_new_version()
Example #11
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    def test_review_panel(self):

        # An Editor logs in and goes to the details page of a questionnaire
        # which he did not enter
        detail_page = SampleDetailPage(self)
        detail_page.route_kwargs = {'identifier': 'sample_5'}
        detail_page.open(login=True, user=self.user_editor)
        assert detail_page.has_text('Foo 5')

        # He does see the review panel but no actions are possible
        detail_page.check_review_actions(
            create_new=False,
            edit=False,
            submit=False,
            review=False,
            publish=False,
            delete=False,
            change_compiler=False,
        )

        # He goes to the details of a questionnaire where he is editor (only!).
        detail_page.route_kwargs = {'identifier': 'sample_3'}
        detail_page.open()
        assert detail_page.has_text('Foo 3')

        # He does see the review panel but can only edit
        detail_page.check_review_actions(
            create_new=True,
            edit=False,
            submit=False,
            review=False,
            publish=False,
            delete=False,
            change_compiler=False,
        )

        # He creates a new version
        detail_page.create_new_version()
        edit_page = SampleEditPage(self)

        # He makes some changes and saves the questionnaire
        edit_page.click_edit_category('cat_1')
        step_page = SampleStepPage(self)
        step_page.enter_text(step_page.LOC_FORM_INPUT_KEY_1, ' (by Editor)')
        step_page.submit_step()

        # He sees a review panel but he does not see the button to
        # submit the questionnaire for review
        edit_page.check_review_actions(
            create_new=False,
            edit=False,
            submit=False,
            review=False,
            publish=False,
            delete=False,
            change_compiler=False,
        )

        # He sees the buttons to edit each section
        assert edit_page.can_edit_category('cat_1')

        # User decides to view the questionnaire
        edit_page.view_questionnaire()

        # He does not see the button to edit each section anymore
        assert not edit_page.can_edit_category('cat_1')

        # Now the compiler logs in and goes to the detail page of the
        # questionnaire
        detail_page.open(login=True, user=self.user_compiler)

        # The compiler does see the button to submit the questionnaire
        detail_page.check_review_actions(
            create_new=False,
            edit=True,
            submit=True,
            review=False,
            publish=False,
            delete=True,
            change_compiler=False,
        )

        # On the detail page, the compiler does not see buttons to edit the
        # categories
        assert not detail_page.can_edit_category('cat_1')

        # The compiler goes to the edit page and now sees the category buttons
        detail_page.edit_questionnaire()
        assert edit_page.can_edit_category('cat_1')

        # She submits the questionnaire to review
        assert edit_page.can_delete_questionnaire()
        edit_page.submit_questionnaire()

        # The questionnaire is now pending for review. The review panel
        # is visible but Compiler cannot do any actions.
        detail_page.check_review_actions(
            create_new=False,
            edit=False,
            submit=False,
            review=False,
            publish=False,
            delete=False,
            change_compiler=False,
        )

        # The editor logs in again and opens the same page
        detail_page.open(login=True, user=self.user_editor)

        # He goes to the page and he also sees the review panel but no
        # actions can be taken.
        detail_page.check_review_actions(
            create_new=False,
            edit=False,
            submit=False,
            review=False,
            publish=False,
            delete=False,
            change_compiler=False,
        )

        # Reviewer logs in and opens the page
        detail_page.open(login=True, user=self.user_reviewer)

        # He goes to the page and sees the review panel. There is a
        # button to do the review.
        detail_page.check_review_actions(
            create_new=False,
            edit=True,
            submit=False,
            review=True,
            publish=False,
            delete=False,
            change_compiler=False,
        )

        # He is on the detail page and does not see the buttons to edit each
        # section
        assert not detail_page.can_edit_category('cat_1')

        # He goes to the edit page and now she sees the buttons
        detail_page.edit_questionnaire()
        assert edit_page.can_edit_category('cat_1')

        # He clicks the button to do the review
        edit_page.review_questionnaire()

        # He sees the review panel but no action is possible.
        detail_page.check_review_actions(
            create_new=False,
            edit=False,
            submit=False,
            review=False,
            publish=False,
            delete=False,
            change_compiler=False,
        )

        # Compiler logs in and goes to the page, sees the review panel
        # but no actions possible
        detail_page.open(login=True, user=self.user_compiler)
        detail_page.check_review_actions(
            create_new=False,
            edit=False,
            submit=False,
            review=False,
            publish=False,
            delete=False,
            change_compiler=False,
        )

        # Editor logs in and goes to the page, sees the review panel but
        # no actions possible.
        detail_page.open(login=True, user=self.user_editor)
        detail_page.check_review_actions(
            create_new=False,
            edit=False,
            submit=False,
            review=False,
            publish=False,
            delete=False,
            change_compiler=False,
        )

        # Publisher logs in and goes to the page. He sees the review
        # panel with a button to publish.
        detail_page.open(login=True, user=self.user_publisher)
        detail_page.check_review_actions(
            create_new=False,
            edit=True,
            submit=False,
            review=False,
            publish=True,
            delete=False,
            change_compiler=False,
        )

        # He is on the detail page and does not see the buttons to edit each
        # section
        assert not detail_page.can_edit_category('cat_1')

        # He goes to the edit page and now she sees the buttons
        detail_page.edit_questionnaire()

        # He clicks the button to publish the questionnaire.
        detail_page.publish_questionnaire()

        # The review panel is there but he cannot edit
        detail_page.check_review_actions(
            create_new=False,
            edit=False,
            submit=False,
            review=False,
            publish=False,
            delete=False,
            change_compiler=False,
        )
Example #12
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    def test_secretariat_delete(self):
        # Secretariat user logs in
        # He goes to the details of a DRAFT questionnaire which he did not enter
        detail_page = SampleDetailPage(self)
        detail_page.route_kwargs = {'identifier': 'sample_1'}
        detail_page.open(login=True, user=self.user_secretariat)
        assert detail_page.has_text('Foo 1')
        detail_page.check_status('draft')

        # He deletes the questionnaire.
        detail_page.delete_questionnaire()

        # He sees that he has been redirected to the "My SLM Practices" page
        my_data_page = MyDataPage(self)
        assert my_data_page.get_url() in self.browser.current_url

        # He goes to the details of a SUBMITTED questionnaire which he did not
        # enter
        detail_page.route_kwargs = {'identifier': 'sample_2'}
        detail_page.open()
        assert detail_page.has_text('Foo 2')
        detail_page.check_status('submitted')

        # He deletes the questionnaire.
        detail_page.delete_questionnaire()

        # He sees that he has been redirected to the "My SLM Practices" page
        assert my_data_page.get_url() in self.browser.current_url

        # He goes to the details of a REVIEWED questionnaire which he did not
        # enter
        detail_page.route_kwargs = {'identifier': 'sample_7'}
        detail_page.open()
        assert detail_page.has_text('Foo 7')
        detail_page.check_status('reviewed')

        # He deletes the questionnaire.
        detail_page.delete_questionnaire()

        # He sees that he has been redirected to the "My SLM Practices" page
        assert my_data_page.get_url() in self.browser.current_url

        # He also opens a PUBLIC questionnaire which he did not enter
        detail_page.route_kwargs = {'identifier': 'sample_3'}
        detail_page.open()
        assert detail_page.has_text('Foo 3')

        # In the database, there is only 1 version
        query_sample_3 = Questionnaire.objects.get(code='sample_3')
        assert query_sample_3.status == settings.QUESTIONNAIRE_PUBLIC
        assert not query_sample_3.is_deleted

        # He deletes the questionnaire.
        detail_page.delete_questionnaire()

        # He sees that he has been redirected to the "My SLM Practices" page
        assert my_data_page.get_url() in self.browser.current_url

        # In the database, there is still only 1 version
        query_sample_3 = Questionnaire.objects.get(code='sample_3')
        assert query_sample_3.status == settings.QUESTIONNAIRE_PUBLIC
        assert query_sample_3.is_deleted

        # He opens another PUBLIC questionnaire and edits it
        detail_page.route_kwargs = {'identifier': 'sample_5'}
        detail_page.open()
        assert detail_page.has_text('Foo 5')

        detail_page.create_new_version()

        # He deletes the newly created draft version
        detail_page.check_status('draft')
        detail_page.delete_questionnaire()

        # He sees that he has been redirected to the PUBLIC version of the
        # questionnaire, not the "My SLM Practices" page
        assert detail_page.get_url() in self.browser.current_url

        # He creates another version by editing it
        detail_page.create_new_version()

        # This time, he publishes the new version
        detail_page.submit_questionnaire()
        detail_page.review_questionnaire()
        detail_page.publish_questionnaire()

        # Now he deletes it
        detail_page.delete_questionnaire()

        # He is now redirected to the "My SLM Practices" page as there is no
        # version to show
        assert my_data_page.get_url() in self.browser.current_url
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    def test_edit_questionnaire(self):

        user = self.create_new_user(email='*****@*****.**',
                                    groups=['Reviewers', 'Publishers'])

        # Alice logs in
        # She enters a Questionnaire
        new_page = SampleNewPage(self)
        new_page.open(login=True, user=user)

        new_page.click_edit_category('cat_1')

        step_page = SampleStepPage(self)
        step_page.enter_text(step_page.LOC_FORM_INPUT_KEY_1, 'Foo')
        step_page.enter_text(step_page.LOC_FORM_INPUT_KEY_3, 'Bar')
        step_page.submit_step()

        # The questionnaire is already saved as draft
        # She submits it for review
        edit_page = SampleEditPage(self)
        edit_page.submit_questionnaire()

        # She reviews it
        detail_page = SampleDetailPage(self)
        detail_page.review_questionnaire()

        # She publishes it
        detail_page.publish_questionnaire()

        # She sees it is public and visible
        assert detail_page.has_text('Foo')
        assert detail_page.has_text('Bar')

        url = self.browser.current_url

        # She creates a new version
        detail_page.create_new_version()

        # She edits it
        edit_page.click_edit_category('cat_1')

        # She changes some values
        step_page.enter_text(step_page.LOC_FORM_INPUT_KEY_1,
                             'asdf',
                             clear=True)
        step_page.submit_step()

        # The questionnaire is already saved as draft
        # She is taken to the overview page where she sees the latest
        # (pending) changes of the draft
        edit_page.check_status('draft')
        assert not edit_page.has_text('Foo')
        assert edit_page.has_text('asdf')
        assert edit_page.has_text('Bar')

        # She sees the edit buttons
        assert edit_page.exists_el(
            edit_page.format_locator(edit_page.LOC_BUTTON_EDIT_CATEGORY,
                                     keyword='cat_1'))

        # She sees the possibility to view the questionnaire
        edit_page.view_questionnaire()
        self.assertIn(url, self.browser.current_url + '#top')

        # All the changes are there
        assert not detail_page.has_text('Foo')
        assert detail_page.has_text('asdf')
        assert detail_page.has_text('Bar')

        # There are no buttons to edit the sections anymore
        assert not detail_page.exists_el(
            detail_page.format_locator(edit_page.LOC_BUTTON_EDIT_CATEGORY,
                                       keyword='cat_1'))
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    def test_edit_public(self):

        code = 'sample_3'
        user = User.objects.get(pk=101)
        old_text = 'Faz 3'
        new_text = 'asdf'

        # User logs in and goes to the detail page of a "public" Questionnaire
        detail_page = SampleDetailPage(self)
        detail_page.route_kwargs = {'identifier': code}
        detail_page.open(login=True, user=user)
        assert code in self.browser.current_url

        assert detail_page.has_text(old_text)
        assert not detail_page.has_text(new_text)

        # There is only one version of this questionnaire in the db
        assert Questionnaire.objects.filter(code=code).count() == 1

        # User uses the direct link to go to the edit page of the questionnaire
        # and sees no new version of the questionnaire is created in the DB.
        # This prevents the issue when new versions were created upon GET of the
        # edit page, which should be fixed now.
        edit_page = SampleEditPage(self)
        edit_page.route_kwargs = {'identifier': code}
        edit_page.open()
        assert Questionnaire.objects.filter(code=code).count() == 1

        # User edits the Questionnaire (creates a new version) and sees that
        # the URL contains the code of the Questionnaire
        detail_page.open()
        detail_page.create_new_version()
        assert code in self.browser.current_url

        # User edits a category and sees that the URL still contains the
        # code of the Questionnaire
        edit_page.click_edit_category('cat_2')
        assert code in self.browser.current_url

        # User makes some changes and submits the category
        step_page = SampleStepPage(self)
        step_page.enter_text(step_page.LOC_FORM_INPUT_KEY_5,
                             new_text,
                             clear=True)
        step_page.submit_step()

        # User is back on the overview page and sees that the URL still
        # contains the code of the Questionnaire
        assert code in self.browser.current_url
        assert edit_page.has_text(code)

        # She sees that the value of Key 1 was updated
        assert not edit_page.has_text(old_text)
        assert edit_page.has_text(new_text)

        # Also there was an additional version created in the database
        assert Questionnaire.objects.count() == 11

        # The newly created version has the same code
        assert Questionnaire.objects.filter(code=code).count() == 2

        # She goes to see her own questionnaire and sees sample_3 appears only
        # once
        my_page = MyDataPage(self)
        my_page.open()

        my_page.wait_for_lists()
        expected_list = [
            {
                'description': new_text,
            },
            {
                # Just to check that description is there ...
                'description': 'Faz 1'
            },
            # ... the rest does not really matter
        ]
        assert my_page.count_list_results() == 6
        my_page.check_list_results(expected_list, count=False)

        # She clicks the first entry and sees that she is taken to the
        # details page of the latest (pending) version.
        my_page.click_list_entry(index=0)
        assert detail_page.has_text(new_text)