function ElementValidationTest::testAjaxElementValidation

Tries to post an Ajax change to a form that has a validated element.

Drupal AJAX commands update the DOM echoing back the validated values in the form of messages that appear on the page.

File

core/tests/Drupal/FunctionalJavascriptTests/Ajax/ElementValidationTest.php, line 30

Class

ElementValidationTest

Various tests of AJAX behavior.

Namespace

Code

public function testAjaxElementValidation() {
    $this->drupalGet('ajax_validation_test');
    $page = $this->getSession()
        ->getPage();
    $assert = $this->assertSession();
    // Partially complete the form with a string.
    $page->fillField('drivertext', 'some dumb text');
    // Move focus away from this field to trigger AJAX.
    $page->findField('spare_required_field')
        ->focus();
    // When the AJAX command updates the DOM a <ul> unsorted list
    // "message__list" structure will appear on the page echoing back the
    // "some dumb text" message.
    $placeholder_text = $assert->waitForElement('css', "ul.messages__list li.messages__item em:contains('some dumb text')");
    $this->assertNotNull($placeholder_text, 'A callback successfully echoed back a string.');
    $this->drupalGet('ajax_validation_test');
    // Partially complete the form with a number.
    $page->fillField('drivernumber', '12345');
    $page->findField('spare_required_field')
        ->focus();
    // The AJAX request/resonse will complete successfully when a InsertCommand
    // injects a message with a placeholder element into the DOM with the
    // submitted number.
    $placeholder_number = $assert->waitForElement('css', "ul.messages__list li.messages__item em:contains('12345')");
    $this->assertNotNull($placeholder_number, 'A callback successfully echoed back a number.');
}