def __init__(self):
'''
Constructor
'''
Login.__init__(self)
ControlPanel.__init__(self)
CommonActions.__init__(self)
NewArticle.__init__(self)
ManagerArticle.__init__(self)
def __init__(self):
'''
Constructor
'''
Login.__init__(self)
ControlPanel.__init__(self)
CommonActions.__init__(self)
NewArticle.__init__(self)
ManagerArticle.__init__(self)
def checkArticleInformation(self, driver, title, expTitle, expCategory,
expText, expAccess):
titleCorrect = categoryCorrect = textCorrect = accessCorrect = False
ManagerArticle().selectCheckboxArticle(driver, title)
ManagerArticle().clickToolbarButton(driver, "Edit")
#Check created title
currentTitle = driver.find_element_by_xpath(
self.txtTitle).get_attribute('value')
if currentTitle == expTitle:
titleCorrect = True
else:
self.logInfo("Current TITLE does not match with expected one")
#Check selected option of Category
currentCaSelection = Select(
driver.find_element_by_xpath(self.ddlCategory))
currentCategory = currentCaSelection.first_selected_option.text
if expCategory in currentCategory:
categoryCorrect = True
else:
self.logInfo("Current CATEGORY does not match with expected one")
#Check selected option of Access
currentAcSelection = Select(
driver.find_element_by_xpath(self.ddlAccess))
currentAccess = currentAcSelection.first_selected_option.text
if expAccess == currentAccess:
accessCorrect = True
else:
self.logInfo("Current ACCESS does not match with expected one")
#Check value on 'Article Text' text are
self.switchToFrame(driver, "jform_articletext_ifr")
currentText = driver.find_element_by_xpath(
self.txtText).get_attribute('textContent')
driver.switch_to.default_content()
if expText == currentText:
textCorrect = True
else:
self.logInfo("Current TEXT doesn't not match with expected one")
correctInfomation = titleCorrect and categoryCorrect and accessCorrect and textCorrect
self.verifyTrue(
correctInfomation == True,
"\tPASSED : Created %s's information is displayed correctly " %
title,
"\tFAILED: Created %s's information is NOT displayed correctly " %
title)
#Redirect to Manager Article
option = self.btnToolbarBox.replace("$TOOLBAR BUTTON NAME$", "Close")
driver.find_element_by_xpath(option).click()
def editArticle(self, driver, title, newtitle, newcategory, newtext,
newoption):
#Search a article before editing
ManagerArticle().searchArticle(driver, title)
#select Article
ManagerArticle().selectCheckboxArticle(driver, title)
ManagerArticle().clickToolbarButton(driver, "Edit")
#Enter values to edit
self.enterValue(driver, newtitle, newcategory, newtext)
#Click option icon to save of the top right toolbar
option = self.btnToolbarBox.replace("$TOOLBAR BUTTON NAME$", newoption)
driver.find_element_by_xpath(option).click()
def createNewArticleByButton(self,
driver,
title,
category,
text,
option,
status=None,
insert=None,
access=None,
alias=None,
permission=None,
featureed=None,
language=None):
#Click on 'New' icon of the top right toolbar
ManagerArticle().clickToolbarButton(driver, "New")
#Enter value for the new article
NewArticle().enterValue(driver, title, category, text, status, insert,
access)
#Click option icon to save of the top right toolbar
try:
option = self.btnToolbarBox.replace("$TOOLBAR BUTTON NAME$",
option)
driver.find_element_by_xpath(option).click()
except Exception, e:
print str(e)
def checkArticleFeature(self, driver, title, sttFeature):
#Search a article before editing
ManagerArticle().searchArticle(driver, title)
#select Article
ManagerArticle().selectCheckboxArticle(driver, title)
ManagerArticle().clickToolbarButton(driver, "Edit")
currentSelection = Select(driver.find_element_by_xpath(
self.ddlFeature))
currentOption = currentSelection.first_selected_option.text
if sttFeature == "Featured":
expectedOption = "Yes"
else:
expectedOption = "No"
self.verifyTrue(
currentOption == expectedOption,
"\tPASSED : The article is %s successfully " % sttFeature,
"\tFAILED: The article is NOT %s successfully " % sttFeature)
#Click option icon to save of the top right toolbar
option = self.btnToolbarBox.replace("$TOOLBAR BUTTON NAME$", "Close")
driver.find_element_by_xpath(option).click()
def getManagerArticle():
return ManagerArticle()