Hello,
I am having trouble trying to figure out how to test a set of multiple
forms being submitted sequentially. I tried using FormWizard which works
fine when I test manually in the browser, my session variables pass intact
and I can move through multiple forms and do my transaction processing (ie.
the FormWizard 'done' method launches and performs this work)
But when I try to run it via the testing functions, I can POST multiple
forms sequentially but they never seem to be on the same session or kick
off the 'done' method. Is there something I am missing to testing multiple
sequential form POST requests?
test code:
def test_admin_create_user(self):
resp = self.c.get(reverse('admin_create_user'))
resp = self.c.post(reverse('admin_create_user'),{
'admin_reg_user_wizard-current_step': '0',
'0-CommentLog':'No Comment'
})
resp = self.c.post(reverse('admin_create_user'),{
'admin_reg_user_wizard-current_step': '2',
'2-ContactTitle':'2',
'2-ContactType':'1',
})
I also noticed that the methods in condition_dict in URLS.py do not get
called when I run the test POST, but they call fine when manually testing
in the browser.
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