Logging In

*** Settings ***

Resource  plone/app/robotframework/server.robot
Resource  plone/app/robotframework/keywords.robot
Resource  Selenium2Screenshots/keywords.robot

Library  OperatingSystem

Suite Setup  Run keywords  Suite Setup  Test Setup
Suite Teardown  Run keywords  Test teardown  Suite Teardown

*** Variables ***

${FIXTURE}  plone.app.robotframework.PLONE_ROBOT_TESTING
@{DIMENSIONS}  1024  768
@{APPLY_PROFILES}  plone.app.contenttypes:plone-content


*** Keywords ***

Suite Setup
    Run keyword if  not sys.argv[0].startswith('bin/robot')
    ...             Setup Plone site  ${FIXTURE}
    Run keyword if  sys.argv[0].startswith('bin/robot')
    ...             Open test browser
    Run keyword and ignore error  Set window size  @{DIMENSIONS}

Test Setup
    Import library  Remote  ${PLONE_URL}/RobotRemote

    Run keyword if  sys.argv[0].startswith('bin/robot')
    ...             Remote ZODB SetUp  ${FIXTURE}

    ${language} =  Get environment variable  LANGUAGE  'en'
    Set default language  ${language}

Test Teardown
    Run keyword if  sys.argv[0].startswith('bin/robot')
    ...             Remote ZODB TearDown  ${FIXTURE}

Suite Teardown
    Run keyword if  not sys.argv[0].startswith('bin/robot')
    ...             Teardown Plone Site
    Run keyword if  sys.argv[0].startswith('bin/robot')
    ...             Close all browsers

What to expect when you log in to a Plone site

When you visit a Plone web site anonymously, or are given the web address for site maintenance, you’ll see a log in button in the top-right corner like this:

*** Keywords ***

Highlight link
    [Arguments]  ${locator}
    Update element style  ${locator}  padding  0.5em
    Highlight  ${locator}

*** Test Cases ***

Take login link screenshot
    Go to  ${PLONE_URL}
    Highlight link  css=#personaltools-login
    Capture and crop page screenshot
    ...    ${CURDIR}/../_robot/login-link.png
    ...    css=#content-header
    ...    css=#above-content-wrapper

Note

Your site administrator may have hidden the login link, in which case you can go directly to a URL she or he has provided.

After clicking the log in link, you’ll see an input panel where you can type in your user name and password:

*** Test Cases ***

Take login screenshot
    Go to  ${PLONE_URL}/login
    Capture and crop page screenshot
    ...    ${CURDIR}/../_robot/login-popup.png
    ...    css=#content-core

After logging in to a Plone web site you will see some indication of your name, as the last item on the toolbar. You can click on your name to perform some actions related to your user, covered in the following sections.

You (or the site administrator) can allow users to use their email address as login name. This feature can be switched on in the Security settings control panel. The effect is that on the registration form no field is shown for the user name. On the login form the user is now asked to fill in an email address.