similar to: Routing assertions

I have the following route: [code] map.connect '':platform_filter/:software/:version/:platform/:distribution_channel/:id'', :controller => ''user/version'', :platform_filter => /all/, :platform => /windows|macintosh|unix|linux/, :distribution_channel => /Download|download/, :action => ''download'', :id =>

I have a catch all route. map.connect ''people/*args'', :controller => ''people'', :action => ''default_action'' I can test this one way, with assert_recognizes. expected_options = { :controller => ''people'', :action => ''default_action'', :args => [''made_up''] } assert_recognizes

Hi all, I''m trying to do a route test using assert_generates and running into a bit of trouble. The controller that I am testing is in a module - class Admin::AdminPortalController def index end end I want the user to jump to the AdminPortal/index action when they use http://myApp/admin, so I''ve put the following in routes.rb map.admin_portal

rspec-rails version 1.2.0 has been released! * <http://rspec.info/> * <http://wiki.github.com/dchelimsky/rspec> * <http://wiki.github.com/dchelimsky/rspec/rails> * <http://wiki.github.com/dchelimsky/rspec/upgrades> Behaviour Driven Development for Ruby on Rails. Changes: ### Version 1.2.0 IMPORTANT INFORMATION: Due to changes in Rails-2.3, there are some changes in

I''m doing an HTTP post to my controller with an xml request body: curl -u 53b2c:X -H "Content-Type: text/xml" -v -d "<subscriber><full_name>Alex Egg</full_name><carrier_id>2</ carrier_id><mobile_phone>1234321843</mobile_phone><password>asdf</ password><sub_categories

Hi. I am trying to use the extras hash parameter in assert_recognizes. I am using. assert_recognizes(expected_options, path, extras={}, message=nil) I have something similar to the documentation: assert_recognizes {:controller => ''items'', :action => ''list'', :id => ''1'', :view => ''print''},

Hi, When upgrading to rspec/rspec-rails 1.2.6 gem (from 1.1.12), I''m having a new problem verifying routes that should not exist. This is to support something like this in routes.rb: map.resources :orders do |orders| orders.resources :items, :except => [:index,:show] end I used to use lambda {}.should_raise( routing error ), but it stopped detecting any raised error.

I''m having trouble with my routing, and was wondering if anyone else had seen something similar. I''ve got these two routes: map.login ''/login'', :controller => ''sessions'', :action => ''new'', :requirements => { :method => :get } map.connect ''/login'', :controller => ''sessions'',

Hello I have this routes.rb Tamara::Application.routes.draw do ActiveAdmin.routes(self) devise_for :admin_users, ActiveAdmin::Devise.config resources :users resources :category do resources :berichten end end So I thought that localhost:3000/<category>/bericht/new I could write a new bericht which is stored in the <categoryname> But when I look at rake routes

Hi, I hope somebody can help me here but I''m having a very strange problem getting Rails to recognise controllers inside modules. The strange thing is, it was working the other day and I''ve not changed anything as far as I''m aware. I''m running on OSX using Ruby 1.8.4 and Rails RC1 (but I''ve also tried rolling back to Rails 1.0 and tried Edge Rails)

Hi there, I posted earlier asking about testing named routes in functional tests, but got no response, so I''m making my question less specific. It seems from the docs that it''s possible to to test named routes in cases such as: asserts_redirect_to name_url(:param => "whatever") but I haven''t seen any mention of it being used with any other tests and I keep

I am working on an Rails application that uses a pretty complex category structure through out the site. I have defined a table to house all the info and a FK to reference parents within the table CREATE TABLE categories ( id int(11) NOT NULL auto_increment, name varchar(50) NOT NULL, parent_id int(11) default NULL, constraint fk_category_id foreign key (category_id) references

Hi, I am new to ruby and I am using ruby with selenium. I want to apply some validations for login section. Following is the code on which I am getting error. @selenium.click "id=loginCloseButton" @selenium.click "css=#lnkLogin > span" @selenium.click "//button[@id='''']" begin assert @selenium.is_text_present("* Please

I love the routes feature for RoR...until now. I''m trying to write tests to make sure my urls are correctly mapping to the routes I expect them to map to. This is driving me nuts because I simply can''t get any of my tests to pass. I have thus concluded that routes must work differently than I thought. If someone could possibly point me in the right direction, I would really

Hello all, I have a spec for a route that used to pass under Rails 2.2.2 and rspec 1.1.12, but can?t figure out what is wrong since I updated. Here is the assertion: route_for( { :controller => ''purchase_orders'', :action => ''update'', :company_id => "32", :id

Hi all, I got the answer how to click on ''ok'' button. But still i have two problems --- that code is not working when im trying to run that code through the exe file of that ruby file which is using that code. and second one is i want to capure the text of that popup.. i tried this with no success #----- js_dialog.rb ----- require ''win32ole'' require

Hi, I am having problems with my page. I have a banner and navigation bar in controller_name.rhtml in app/views/layout. Can someone please help? Thanks In the navigation bar, I have the following links: Category1 Sub-Category1 Sub-Category2 Sub-Category3 Sub-Category4 Sub-Category5 Sub-Category6 In the main content, I have the following links: Sub-Category1 edit delete

Hello, I''m trying to test routes named within a map.with_options statement. I have in routes.rb: map.with_options :controller => ''films'' do |f| f.overviews ''films/:index'', :action => ''index'', :requirements => { :index => /index(artist|date|title)\.html/ }, :index => ''new'' etc... end and

I''m having a strange problem with an assert_redirected_to in my controller test which hopefully someone can point out my failings with! ;) Controller method - def new if request.post? #Not important here. else flash[:notice] = ''Please join a tree from this page.'' redirect_to :controller => ''trees'', :action =>

Hi, We have a project with a db table ''test'' and a corresponding model Test. When we run rake to invoke our tests, rake fails with the following error: /usr/lib/ruby/1.8/test/unit/assertionfailederror.rb:5: Test is not a module (TypeError) We believe this is caused by some namespace conflict between our model named Test and rake''s own internals. If we rename our