Problemn with the copying
The get :edit_in_place in the test should be
get :edit_in_place, {'attribute' => {'name'=>'född'},'id' =>
"#{@event.id}"}
On 6 Juli, 12:44, Hans <[email protected]> wrote:
> I try to test this action in my functional test of controller
> events_controller
>
> # From edit inplace
> def edit_in_place
> @event=Event.in_archive.find(params[:id])
> @person=Person.current
> if params[:attribute]
> if @event.disweb_date.nil? : @event.build_disweb_date end
> if @event.place.nil? : @event.build_place end
> if @event.annotation.nil? : @event.build_annotation end
> @event.source_references.build
> @event.pictures.build
> attribute=params[:attribute]
> case attribute
> when
> 'name','family_event','description','annotation','source_references','pictures'
> :
> render(:partial => "event" , :object => @event, :locals => { :person
> => @person, :attribute => attribute })
> when 'disweb_date' : render(:partial =>
> "disweb_date" , :object => @event.disweb_date, :locals => { :event =>
> @event, :attribute => 'the_date' })
> when 'place' : render(:partial => "place" , :object =>
> @event.place, :locals => { :event => @event, :attribute =>
> 'place' })
> end
> end
> end
>
> with the shoulda test
>
> should "allow editing of selected attribute" do
> @event=Factory.create(:event, :name=>'född')
> get :edit_in_place, {'attribute' => {'name'=>'född'},'id' =>
> "#[email protected]}"}
> assert_response :success
> assert_not_nil assigns(:event)
> assert_not_nil assigns(:event_presenter)
> end
>
> and gets the error -- missing template events/edit_in_place.erb in
> view path app/views
> I have a partial events/_edit_in_place.hml.erb but it seems that the
> tests assumes that an ordinary view is rendered with name
> edit_in_place
> I have tried assert_template :partial=>'_event_in_place' and partial
> '_event' that is used, but the error message is still there
> How do I tell the get :edit_in_place that partias are to be
> rendered ???
> and how do I test that ?
> I also test a similiar show action that render a partial _show and
> that works withou any missing templates
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