Using a macro

You can use a macro in your test plan by using the '' command with the name of the macro. For example, to use the MacroLogin macro for logging in put:

    <dtml-var MacroLogin.html>

in your test plan

Defined macros:

MacroLogin.html

logs in

MacroLogout.html

logs out -- (Add MacroLogout?.html as a macro to your code or Add SDLogout?.html to your suite)

MacroSearchModules.html

searches for a module (you must store the search term before using the macro). For example:

     <tr><td>store</td><td>m9003</td><td>search</td></tr>

MacroAddModule.html

searches for and add a module (you must store the search term before using the macro). For example:

     <tr><td>store</td><td>m9003</td><td>search</td></tr>

MacroRemoveModule.html

removes a module from your current workgroup (you must store the module name before using the macro). For example:

     <tr><td>store</td><td>CNXML 0.4 Stress Test</td><td>moduleName</td></tr>

MacroRemoveModuleById.html

removes a module from your current workgroup (you must store the module ID before using the macro). For example:

     <tr><td>store</td><td>m12829</td><td>moduleID</td></tr>

MacroCreateModule.html

creates a module, starting from within a workgroup.

MacroCreateAndPublishModule.html

creates a publishes a module, starting from within a workgroup. You must store a title parameter before calling

Helpful Snippets

Clicking on a module in a workspace/group when you know the module ID:

    <tr><td>clickAndWait</td><td>xpath=//tr[td/input/@value='m0000']//a</td><td /></tr>

Clicking on a module in a workspace/group when you know the title:

    <tr><td>clickAndWait</td><td>xpath=//tr[td/a[contains(string(.), "Module Title")]]//a</td><td /></tr>