function FormsFormStorageTestCase::testCachedFormStorageValidation

Tests updating cached form storage during form validation.

If form caching is enabled and a form stores data in the form storage, then the form storage also has to be updated in case of a validation error in the form. This test re-uses the existing form for multi-step tests, but triggers a special #element_validate handler to update the form storage during form validation, while another, required element in the form triggers a form validation error.

File

core/modules/simpletest/tests/form.test, line 1332

Unit tests for the Backdrop Form API.

Class

FormsFormStorageTestCase

Test the form storage on a multistep form.

Code

function testCachedFormStorageValidation() {
  // Request the form with 'cache' query parameter to enable form caching.
  $this->backdropGet('form_test/form-storage', array('query' => array('cache' => 1)));

  // Skip step 1 of the multi-step form, since the first step copies over
  // 'title' into form storage, but we want to verify that changes in the form
  // storage are updated in the cache during form validation.
  $edit = array('title' => 'foo');
  $this->backdropPost(NULL, $edit, 'Continue submit');

  // In step 2, trigger a validation error for the required 'title' field, and
  // post the special 'change_title' value for the 'value' field, which
  // conditionally invokes the #element_validate handler to update the form
  // storage.
  $edit = array('title' => '', 'value' => 'change_title');
  $this->backdropPost(NULL, $edit, 'Save');

  // At this point, the form storage should contain updated values, but we do
  // not see them, because the form has not been rebuilt yet due to the
  // validation error. Post again and verify that the rebuilt form contains
  // the values of the updated form storage.
  $this->backdropPost(NULL, array('title' => 'foo', 'value' => 'bar'), 'Save');
  $this->assertText("The thing has been changed.", 'The altered form storage value was updated in cache and taken over.');
}