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AmphitriteAmphitrite 

Testing getter-setter and SelectOptions methods

 

This is a controller extension which has a custom save method to commit the value of userClick to the database. 

 

1. How do I test userClick 

2. How do I test the SelectOptions method of UserOption dropdown values.

 

 

 

Controller Extension for standardsetcontroller

 

public with sharing class BulkUpdate {

//Global Variables
private ApexPages.StandardSetController controller;

Public String userClick { get; set; }


// Standard Set Controller Constructor
public BulkUpdate(ApexPages.StandardSetController Controller) {

this.controller = controller;

}


public List<Case> getSelected(){
return (List<Case>) controller.getRecords();
}



//getOptions for userClick Method
public List<SelectOption> getUserOptions(){

List<SelectOption> useroptions = new List<SelectOption>();

useroptions.add(new SelectOption('','--select--'));
useroptions.add(new SelectOption('Next','Next RC'));
useroptions.add(new SelectOption('Next-Complete','Next-Complete'));
useroptions.add(new SelectOption('Previous','Previous RC'));
useroptions.add(new SelectOption('Refresh','Refresh Case'));


return useroptions;
}

 

//Save and Next method
public PageReference SaveNext(){


for(Case a :getSelected()){
a.UserActions__c=userClick;
}

Update getSelected();

PageReference pageRef = page.BulkUpdate2;
pageRef.setRedirect(true);
return pageRef;

}

}

 

 

 

 

 

Relevant Visualforce code:

 

<apex:selectList Label="UserActions" value="{!userClick}" size="1">
                     <apex:selectOptions Value="{!userOptions}"/>
                  </apex:selectList>
Best Answer chosen by Admin (Salesforce Developers) 
Val ValinoVal Valino

thecontroller controller = new thecontroller();

 

controller.getUserOptions();

controller.userClick = 'option here';

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Val ValinoVal Valino

thecontroller controller = new thecontroller();

 

controller.getUserOptions();

controller.userClick = 'option here';

This was selected as the best answer
AmphitriteAmphitrite

Thanks - here is my test code for this - but it isn't passing or improving my controller test coverage.  Any suggestions?

 

@isTest
private class BulkPageClicksTest {

static testMethod void TestBulkUpdateNextClicks(){

List<Case> cases = new List<Case>{};

for(Integer i = 0; i < 200; i++){
Case c = new Case(XLS01__c=TRUE);
cases.add(c);
}
Insert cases;

 

PageReference pageRef = Page.BulkUpdate2;
Test.setCurrentPage(pageRef);

 

ApexPages.StandardSetController ssc = new ApexPages.StandardSetController(cases);

 

test.startTest();

BulkUpdate2 e = new BulkUpdate2(ssc);

 

e.getUserOptions();
e.userClick='Refresh';


e.getAdminOptions();
e.adminClick='Refresh';


e.getCancelOptions();
e.cancelClick='test';

 

e.SaveNext();

 

cases = [Select Id,Cancellation_Reason__c, AdminActions__c, UserActions__c FROM Case Where Id IN: cases];


System.assertEquals('Refresh',cases[0].UserActions__c);
System.assertEquals('Refresh',cases[0].AdminActions__c);
System.assertEquals('test',cases[0].Cancellation_Reason__c);

 

test.stopTest();


}
}
Val ValinoVal Valino

What is the error when you run the test?
AmphitriteAmphitrite

Running the test from the salesforce interface failed the test.

 

However - from the developer console - it succeeded and there were no errors.

 

Thanks for your help!