I have added "setUid" and "getUid" methods in my "myUser.class.php"
but when I'm running my functional tests I'm not able to use these
methods. I get:
sfException: Call to undefined method myUser::setUid.
My "myUser.php.class" looks like this:
<?php
class myUser extends sfBasicSecurityUser {
public function getUid() {
return $this->getAttribute('username');
}
public function setUid($uid) {
$this->setAttribute('username', $uid);
$this->setAuthenticated(!empty($uid));
}
}
My test class (which fails) looks like:
<?php
include(dirname(__FILE__).'/../../bootstrap/functional.php');
$browser = new sfTestFunctional(new sfBrowser());
$browser->
get('/handins')->
setField('sessions[username]', 'john.doe')->
setField('sessions[password]', '123456')->
click('Connect')->
isRedirected()->
It fails in the controller where I call:
$this->getUser()->setUid($form['username']->getValue());
I would like to use my "myUser" in my test environment as well but it
seems like it's using "sfTesterUser" which doesn't have these
methods.
How would I solve this properly?
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