[DomCrawler] Add support for formaction and formmethod attributes #20467
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Simperfit
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| public function testGetUriWithActionOverride() | ||
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| $form = $this->createForm('<form action="/foo"><button type="submit" formaction="/bar" /></form>', null, 'http://localhost/foo/'); | ||
| $this->assertEquals('http://localhost/bar', $form->getUri(), '->getUri() returns absolute URIs'); |
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Here you are testing getUri() but in your PR you have changed getRawUri(), right?
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Maybe because getRawUri is a protected method (can't be tested directly), which is called by public getUri method.
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indeed. getUri (defined in the parent class) calls getRawUri and then resolve the URI to account for non-absolute ones (like in this test)
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| $form = $this->createForm('<form action="/foo"><button type="submit" formaction="/bar" /></form>', null, 'http://localhost/foo/'); | ||
| $this->assertEquals('http://localhost/bar', $form->getUri(), '->getUri() returns absolute URIs'); | ||
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Thank you @stof. |
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… attributes (stof) This PR was merged into the 3.3-dev branch. Discussion ---------- [DomCrawler] Add support for formaction and formmethod attributes | Q | A | ------------- | --- | Branch? | master | Bug fix? | no | New feature? | yes | BC breaks? | no | Deprecations? | no | Tests pass? | yes | Fixed tickets | n/a | License | MIT | Doc PR | n/a This adds supports for the ``formaction`` and ``formmethod`` of submit elements, which override the values defined on the ``<form>`` element. This works only when you call ``$crawler->form()`` on a Crawler containing a button, not when it contains the ``<form>`` itself of course (as the button override is applied only when using this button to submit, not when using another way). Other button-level overrides are not implemented: - ``formtarget`` is useless as we don't implement ``target`` either (the Crawler does not deal with frame-based pages anyway) - ``formnovalidate`` is ignored, as we don't automatically disable the form validation on ``novalidate`` either, but we require an explicit disabling instead (this might be subject to a separate PR though, as it could make sense) - ``formenctype`` is ignored as we also ignore ``enctype`` (we always submit file fields, even when missing the proper enctype) Commits ------- 717cf8a [DomCrawler] Add support for formaction and formmethod attributes
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This adds supports for the
formactionandformmethodof submit elements, which override the values defined on the<form>element.This works only when you call
$crawler->form()on a Crawler containing a button, not when it contains the<form>itself of course (as the button override is applied only when using this button to submit, not when using another way).Other button-level overrides are not implemented:
formtargetis useless as we don't implementtargeteither (the Crawler does not deal with frame-based pages anyway)formnovalidateis ignored, as we don't automatically disable the form validation onnovalidateeither, but we require an explicit disabling instead (this might be subject to a separate PR though, as it could make sense)formenctypeis ignored as we also ignoreenctype(we always submit file fields, even when missing the proper enctype)