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Teach_me_howTeach_me_how 

Yes or No - Do i need to create test class for page that has ONLY standard controller?

no extension controller, i only have standard controller.

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bob_buzzardbob_buzzard

You do not need to write a test class for this page.  

 

You only need to test your apex code, and as you haven't written any, there is nothing for you to do.

 

 

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MagulanDuraipandianMagulanDuraipandian

Hi,

Test classes are written for Apex controllers not for VF pages.

 

http://infallibletechie.blogspot.in/2012/05/unit-testing.html

 

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Teach_me_howTeach_me_how

yes do i have to test the controller of the page when im using standard controller?
MagulanDuraipandianMagulanDuraipandian

Yes... You have to write test class for extensions, even though that class has standard controller.

 

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Teach_me_howTeach_me_how

Below is my simple VF with standard controller i did not create extension class for this VF... How can i create test class for this?

 

<apex:page standardController="Contact">  
  <apex:outputPanel id="thePanel" rendered="{!Contact.registered__c}">                  
      <apex:outputLink value="https:www.google.com" onclick="window.open(this.href,'','width=600,height=400,status=1,scrollbars=1,location=1'); return false">Omniture Specific User Report</apex:outputLink>
  </apex:outputPanel>  
</apex:page>
bob_buzzardbob_buzzard

You do not need to write a test class for this page.  

 

You only need to test your apex code, and as you haven't written any, there is nothing for you to do.

 

 

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Teach_me_howTeach_me_how

Thanks bob your answer accept as solution
MagulanDuraipandianMagulanDuraipandian

Hi,

No need to write test class for standardController. You have to test classes for controllers and extensions not for standardController

 

Regards,

Magulan D

Salesforce.com certified Force.com Developer.

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ViwalViwal

It's simple,If you have not written any  Apex what dont have anything to test.