Examples with HtmlOption com.gargoylesoftware.htmlunit.html.HtmlOption used on opensource projects

Example 11 with HtmlOption

use of com.gargoylesoftware.htmlunit.html.HtmlOption in project jenkins by jenkinsci.

the class ParametersTest method choiceWithLTGT.

@Test
public void choiceWithLTGT() throws Exception {
    FreeStyleProject project = j.createFreeStyleProject();
    ParametersDefinitionProperty pdp = new ParametersDefinitionProperty(new ChoiceParameterDefinition("choice", "Choice 1\nChoice <2>", "choice description"));
    project.addProperty(pdp);
    CaptureEnvironmentBuilder builder = new CaptureEnvironmentBuilder();
    project.getBuildersList().add(builder);
    WebClient wc = j.createWebClient().withThrowExceptionOnFailingStatusCode(false);
    HtmlPage page = wc.goTo("job/" + project.getName() + "/build?delay=0sec");
    HtmlForm form = page.getFormByName("parameters");
    HtmlElement element = (HtmlElement) (form.getElementsByAttribute("input", "name", "name")).get(0).getParentNode();
    assertNotNull(element);
    assertEquals("choice description", ((HtmlElement) DomNodeUtil.selectSingleNode(form, "//div[contains(@class, 'jenkins-form-description')]")).getTextContent());
    assertEquals("choice", ((HtmlElement) DomNodeUtil.selectSingleNode(form, "//div[contains(@class, 'jenkins-form-label')]")).getTextContent());
    HtmlSelect choiceSelect = (HtmlSelect) form.getElementsByAttribute("select", "name", "value").get(0);
    HtmlOption opt = DomNodeUtil.selectSingleNode(choiceSelect, "option[@value='Choice <2>']");
    assertNotNull(opt);
    assertEquals("Choice <2>", opt.asNormalizedText());
    opt.setSelected(true);
    j.submit(form);
    j.waitUntilNoActivity();
    assertNotNull(builder.getEnvVars());
    assertEquals("Choice <2>", builder.getEnvVars().get("CHOICE"));
}

Example 12 with HtmlOption

use of com.gargoylesoftware.htmlunit.html.HtmlOption in project jenkins by jenkinsci.

the class OptionTest method callPageAndCheckIfResultContainsExpected.

private void callPageAndCheckIfResultContainsExpected(String url, String bodyContainsExpected, String valueContainsExpected, boolean checkExactCharacters) throws Exception {
    HtmlPage page = (HtmlPage) j.createWebClient().goTo(url, null);
    String responseContent = page.getWebResponse().getContentAsString();
    if (checkExactCharacters) {
        // in this mode, we check the data directly received by the response,
        // without any un-escaping done by HtmlElement
        // first value shown as value
        int indexOfValue = responseContent.indexOf(valueContainsExpected);
        assertNotEquals(-1, indexOfValue);
        // second as body
        int indexOfBody = responseContent.indexOf(bodyContainsExpected, indexOfValue + 1);
        assertNotEquals(-1, indexOfBody);
        // also check there is no "<script>" present in the answer
        int indexOfScript = responseContent.indexOf("<script>");
        assertEquals(-1, indexOfScript);
    } else {
        // in this mode, we check the content as displayed to the user, converting all the escaped characters to
        // their un-escaped equivalent, done by com.gargoylesoftware.htmlunit.html.HtmlSerializer#cleanUp(String)
        HtmlElement document = page.getDocumentElement();
        DomNodeList<HtmlElement> elements = document.getElementsByTagName("option");
        assertEquals(1, elements.size());
        HtmlOption option = (HtmlOption) elements.get(0);
        // without that check, the getValueAttribute could return getText if the value is not present
        assertNotEquals(DomElement.ATTRIBUTE_NOT_DEFINED, option.getAttribute("value"));
        assertTrue("Value attribute does not contain the expected value", option.getValueAttribute().contains(valueContainsExpected));
        assertTrue("Body content of the option does not contain the expected value", option.getText().contains(bodyContainsExpected));
    }
}

Example 13 with HtmlOption

use of com.gargoylesoftware.htmlunit.html.HtmlOption in project faces by jakartaee.

the class Spec1559IT method assertValidMarkup.

private static void assertValidMarkup(HtmlSelect select) {
    assertEquals("select has 2 children", 2, select.getChildElementCount());
    for (DomElement child : select.getChildElements()) {
        assertEquals("child element is an optgroup", "optgroup", child.getNodeName());
        assertEquals("child has in turn 3 grandchildren", 3, child.getChildElementCount());
        for (DomElement grandchild : child.getChildElements()) {
            assertEquals("grandchild  element is an option", "option", grandchild.getNodeName());
        }
    }
    assertEquals("select element has 6 options", 6, select.getOptions().size());
    HtmlOption option2 = select.getOptionByValue("2");
    assertEquals("2nd option is 'Cat'", "Cat", option2.getText());
    HtmlOption option5 = select.getOptionByValue("5");
    assertEquals("5th option is 'Audi'", "Audi", option5.getText());
}

Example 14 with HtmlOption

use of com.gargoylesoftware.htmlunit.html.HtmlOption in project htmlunit by HtmlUnit.

the class HTMLOptionsCollection method add.

/**
 * Adds a new item to the option collection.
 *
 * <p><b><i>Implementation Note:</i></b> The specification for the JavaScript add() method
 * actually calls for the optional newIndex parameter to be an integer. However, the
 * newIndex parameter is specified as an Object here rather than an int because of the
 * way Rhino and HtmlUnit process optional parameters for the JavaScript method calls.
 * If the newIndex parameter were specified as an int, then the Undefined value for an
 * integer is specified as NaN (Not A Number, which is a Double value), but Rhino
 * translates this value into 0 (perhaps correctly?) when converting NaN into an int.
 * As a result, when the newIndex parameter is not specified, it is impossible to make
 * a distinction between a caller of the form add(someObject) and add (someObject, 0).
 * Since the behavior of these two call forms is different, the newIndex parameter is
 * specified as an Object. If the newIndex parameter is not specified by the actual
 * JavaScript code being run, then newIndex is of type net.sourceforge.htmlunit.corejs.javascript.Undefined.
 * If the newIndex parameter is specified, then it should be of type java.lang.Number and
 * can be converted into an integer value.</p>
 *
 * <p>This method will call the {@link #put(int, Scriptable, Object)} method for actually
 * adding the element to the collection.</p>
 *
 * <p>According to <a href="http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms535921.aspx">the
 * Microsoft DHTML reference page for the JavaScript add() method of the options collection</a>,
 * the index parameter is specified as follows:
 * <p>
 * <i>Optional. Integer that specifies the index position in the collection where the element is
 * placed. If no value is given, the method places the element at the end of the collection.</i>
 *
 * @param newOptionObject the DomNode to insert in the collection
 * @param beforeOptionObject An optional parameter which specifies the index position in the
 * collection where the element is placed. If no value is given, the method places
 * the element at the end of the collection.
 *
 * @see #put(int, Scriptable, Object)
 */
@JsxFunction
public void add(final Object newOptionObject, final Object beforeOptionObject) {
    final HtmlOption htmlOption = (HtmlOption) ((HTMLOptionElement) newOptionObject).getDomNodeOrNull();
    HtmlOption beforeOption = null;
    // If newIndex was specified, then use it
    if (beforeOptionObject instanceof Number) {
        final int index = ((Integer) Context.jsToJava(beforeOptionObject, Integer.class)).intValue();
        if (index < 0 || index >= getLength()) {
            // Add a new option at the end.
            htmlSelect_.appendOption(htmlOption);
            return;
        }
        beforeOption = (HtmlOption) ((HTMLOptionElement) item(index)).getDomNodeOrDie();
    } else if (beforeOptionObject instanceof HTMLOptionElement) {
        beforeOption = (HtmlOption) ((HTMLOptionElement) beforeOptionObject).getDomNodeOrDie();
        if (beforeOption.getParentNode() != htmlSelect_) {
            throw new EvaluatorException("Unknown option.");
        }
    }
    if (null == beforeOption) {
        htmlSelect_.appendOption(htmlOption);
        return;
    }
    beforeOption.insertBefore(htmlOption);
}

Example 15 with HtmlOption

use of com.gargoylesoftware.htmlunit.html.HtmlOption in project htmlunit by HtmlUnit.

the class HtmlSerializerNormalizedText method appendSelect.

/**
 * Process {@link HtmlSelect}.
 *
 * @param builder the StringBuilder to add to
 * @param htmlSelect the target to process
 */
protected void appendSelect(final HtmlSerializerTextBuilder builder, final HtmlSelect htmlSelect) {
    final List<HtmlOption> options = htmlSelect.getSelectedOptions();
    for (final Iterator<HtmlOption> i = options.iterator(); i.hasNext(); ) {
        final HtmlOption currentOption = i.next();
        appendChildren(builder, currentOption);
        if (i.hasNext()) {
            builder.appendBlockSeparator();
        }
    }
}