Author: hugo.hamon
Date: 2010-02-28 22:42:40 +0100 (Sun, 28 Feb 2010)
New Revision: 28324
Modified:
doc/branches/1.4/jobeet/en/11.markdown
Log:
[doc] fixed chapter 11 of Jobeet
Modified: doc/branches/1.4/jobeet/en/11.markdown
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--- doc/branches/1.4/jobeet/en/11.markdown 2010-02-28 21:42:17 UTC (rev
28323)
+++ doc/branches/1.4/jobeet/en/11.markdown 2010-02-28 21:42:40 UTC (rev
28324)
@@ -1,12 +1,8 @@
Day 11: Testing your Forms
==========================
-Yesterday we created our first form with symfony. People are now able to post
-a new job on Jobeet but we ran out of time before we could add some tests.
+In chapter 10, we created our first form with symfony. People are now able to
post a new job on Jobeet but we ran out of time before we could add some tests.
That's what we will do along this chapter. Along the way, we will also learn
more about the form framework.
-That's what we will do today. Along the way, we will also learn more about the
-form framework.
-
>**SIDEBAR**
>Using the Form Framework without symfony
>
@@ -176,7 +172,7 @@
</doctrine>
The ##ORM## tester provides the `check()` method to check that one or more
-objects in the database matches the criteria passed as an argument.
+objects in the database match the criteria passed as an argument.
[php]
<propel>
@@ -301,13 +297,13 @@
end()
;
-If you remember from day 10, the "Publish" link has been configured to be
+If you remember from chapter 10, the "Publish" link has been configured to be
called with the HTTP `~PUT|PUT (HTTP Method)~` method. As browsers don't
understand `PUT` requests, the `link_to()` helper converts the link to a form
with some JavaScript. As the test browser does not execute JavaScript, we need
to force the method to `PUT` by passing it as a third option of the `click()`
method. Moreover, the `link_to()` helper also embeds a ~CSRF token~ as we have
-enabled CSRF protection during day 1; the `_with_csrf` option simulates this
+enabled CSRF protection during chapter 1; the `_with_csrf` option simulates
this
token.
Testing the "Delete" link is quite similar:
@@ -464,7 +460,7 @@
<!-- apps/frontend/modules/job/templates/_admin.php -->
<?php if ($job->expiresSoon()): ?>
- <?php echo link_to('Extend', 'job_extend', $job, array('method' =>
'put')) ?> for another <?php echo sfConfig::get('app_active_days') ?> days
- <?php endif; ?>
+ <?php endif ?>
Then, create the `extend` action:
@@ -672,8 +668,7 @@
### ~XSS~ and ~CSRF~ Protection
-During day 1, you learned the the `generate:app` task created a secured
-application by default.
+During chapter 1, you learned the `generate:app` task created a secured
application by default.
First, it enabled the protection against XSS. It means that all variables used
in templates are escaped by default. If you try to submit a job description
@@ -762,7 +757,7 @@
The `jobeet:cleanup` task defines two options: `--env` and `--days` with some
sensible defaults.
-Running the task is similar to running any other symfony built-in task:
+Running the task is similar to run any other symfony built-in task:
$ php symfony jobeet:cleanup --days=10 --env=dev
@@ -806,21 +801,16 @@
>value according to the success of the task. You can force a return value
>by returning an integer explicitly at the end of the task.
-See you Tomorrow
-----------------
+Final Thoughts
+--------------
-Testing is at the heart of the symfony philosophy and tools. Today, we have
-learned again how to leverage symfony tools to make the development process
+Testing is at the heart of the symfony philosophy and tools. In this chapter,
we have learned again how to leverage symfony tools to make the development
process
easier, faster, and more important, safer.
The symfony form framework provides much more than just widgets and
validators: it gives you a simple way to test your forms and ensure that your
forms are secure by default.
-Our tour of great symfony features do not end today. Tomorrow, we will create
-the backend application for Jobeet. Creating a backend interface is a must for
-most web projects, and Jobeet is no different. But how will we be able to
-develop such an interface in just one hour? Simple, we will use the symfony
-admin generator framework. Until then, take care.
+Our tour of great symfony features do not end today. In the next chapter, we
will create the backend application for Jobeet. Creating a backend interface is
a must for most web projects, and Jobeet is no different. But how will we be
able to develop such an interface in just one hour? Simple, we will use the
symfony admin generator framework.
__ORM__
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