Hello,
You should have better result with parameters like :
$results = $this->testAction('/pages/help', array('result' =>
'vars'));
Then I've a question about fixtures :
I've enabled fixtures in My testController :
class PagesControllerTestCase extends CakeTestCase {
var $fixtures = array('page_test');
function testFixturize(){
$results = $this->testAction('/pages/index', array('fixturize'
=>
true, 'return' => 'vars'));
debug($results);
}
}
First I've an exception due to the use of decapreted loadModel()
(didn't where the test use it)
Second and more serious : the test load data from fixtures and from
original table.
Is there a way to disabled that unexpective results?
Thanks,
David.
On 4 jan, 07:56, chewie124 <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I'm exploring the CakeTestCase::testAction() method, and in a test,
> when I do something like in my controller unit test:
>
> functiontestAction() {
> $results = $this->testAction('/pages/help');
> debug($results);
> $this->assertTrue(1);
>
> }
>
> the $results ends up being empty and the content of the page is
> displayed on the test.php page in the browser. Does anybody have any
> remedy for this? This is 6311 beta.
>
> TIA,
> Rich
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