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MDL-80313 mod_forum: Fix a few steps to use :checked pseudo element

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Not sure why the [checked=checked] was working ok, but everywhere I
have looked out there show examples about :checked (and :not(:checked)
being the correct way to use CSS Selectors that are converted to working
XPath expressions.

Curiously, it's only for NonJS steps, JS one already were using
another syntax, just [checked].
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Eloy Lafuente (stronk7)
2024-01-05 18:57:48 +01:00
parent a2ff97637f
commit 8a18dbe064
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@@ -28,11 +28,11 @@ Feature: A user can control their default discussion subscription settings
Given I am on the "Test forum name" "forum activity" page logged in as student1
When I click on "Add discussion topic" "link"
And I click on "Advanced" "button"
Then "input[name=discussionsubscribe][checked=checked]" "css_element" should exist
Then "input[name=discussionsubscribe]:checked" "css_element" should exist
And I am on the "Test forum name" "forum activity" page logged in as student2
And I click on "Add discussion topic" "link"
And I click on "Advanced" "button"
And "input[name=discussionsubscribe]:not([checked=checked])" "css_element" should exist
And "input[name=discussionsubscribe]:not(:checked)" "css_element" should exist
Scenario: Replying to an existing discussion in an optional forum follows user preferences
Given the following forum discussions exist in course "Course 1":
@@ -41,11 +41,11 @@ Feature: A user can control their default discussion subscription settings
And I am on the "Test forum name" "forum activity" page logged in as student1
And I follow "Test post subject"
When I follow "Reply"
Then "input[name=discussionsubscribe][checked=checked]" "css_element" should exist
Then "input[name=discussionsubscribe]:checked" "css_element" should exist
And I am on the "Test forum name" "forum activity" page logged in as student2
And I follow "Test post subject"
And I follow "Reply"
And "input[name=discussionsubscribe]:not([checked=checked])" "css_element" should exist
And "input[name=discussionsubscribe]:not(:checked)" "css_element" should exist
Scenario: Creating a new discussion in an automatic forum follows forum subscription
Given I am on the "Test forum name" "forum activity editing" page logged in as admin
@@ -55,11 +55,11 @@ Feature: A user can control their default discussion subscription settings
And I am on the "Test forum name" "forum activity" page logged in as student1
When I click on "Add discussion topic" "link"
And I click on "Advanced" "button"
Then "input[name=discussionsubscribe][checked=checked]" "css_element" should exist
Then "input[name=discussionsubscribe]:checked" "css_element" should exist
And I am on the "Test forum name" "forum activity" page logged in as student2
And I click on "Add discussion topic" "link"
And I click on "Advanced" "button"
And "input[name=discussionsubscribe][checked=checked]" "css_element" should exist
And "input[name=discussionsubscribe]:checked" "css_element" should exist
Scenario: Replying to an existing discussion in an automatic forum follows forum subscription
Given the following forum discussions exist in course "Course 1":
@@ -72,11 +72,11 @@ Feature: A user can control their default discussion subscription settings
And I am on the "Test forum name" "forum activity" page logged in as student1
And I follow "Test post subject"
When I follow "Reply"
Then "input[name=discussionsubscribe][checked=checked]" "css_element" should exist
Then "input[name=discussionsubscribe]:checked" "css_element" should exist
And I am on the "Test forum name" "forum activity" page logged in as student2
And I follow "Test post subject"
And I follow "Reply"
And "input[name=discussionsubscribe]:not([checked=checked])" "css_element" should exist
And "input[name=discussionsubscribe]:not(:checked)" "css_element" should exist
@javascript
Scenario: Replying to an existing discussion in an automatic forum which has been unsubscribed from follows user preferences