Rob,
This doesn't make sense
1. None of your examples here are using have_selector !
2. Why is OrderMailer no longer creating a receipt
3. Why is @mailer being encoded
Is mailer.body the same in both versions, can you show this.
Have you tried using a debugger before the first have_tag line.
All best
Andrew :)
On 30 November 2010 12:10, Rob Aldred <rald...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Previously on rails 2.x
> I have been able to test the content of my html actionmailer emails.
>
> In rspec 1.x:
>
> @mailer = OrderMailer.create_receipt(@order)
> @mailer.body.should have_tag('.order_number')
> @mailer.body.should have_tag('.billing_address')
> @mailer.body.should have_tag('.delivery_address')
>
> I have changed to rspec 2.x style
>
> @mailer = OrderMailer.receipt(@order)
> @body = @mailer.encoded
> @body.should have_tag('.order_number')
> @body.should have_tag('.billing_address')
> @body.should have_tag('.delivery_address')
>
> It fails.
> I suspect theres something else that have_tag was doing that
> have_selector is not?
> Am I doing something wrong? Is there a better way to tests the content
> of my emails?
>
> Maybe I should never have tested email content this way, is it more a
> job for cucumber?
> Look forward to your responses.
>
> Thanks
> Rob
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