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<?php
namespace Drupal\taxonomy\Tests;
/**
* Verifies that various taxonomy pages use the expected theme.
*
* @group taxonomy
*/
class ThemeTest extends TaxonomyTestBase {
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protected function setUp() {
parent::setUp();
// Make sure we are using distinct default and administrative themes for
// the duration of these tests.
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\Drupal::service('theme_handler')->install(array('bartik', 'seven'));
$this->config('system.theme')
->set('default', 'bartik')
->set('admin', 'seven')
->save();
// Create and log in as a user who has permission to add and edit taxonomy
// terms and view the administrative theme.
$admin_user = $this->drupalCreateUser(array('administer taxonomy', 'view the administration theme'));
$this->drupalLogin($admin_user);
}
/**
* Test the theme used when adding, viewing and editing taxonomy terms.
*/
function testTaxonomyTermThemes() {
// Adding a term to a vocabulary is considered an administrative action and
// should use the administrative theme.
$vocabulary = $this->createVocabulary();
$this->drupalGet('admin/structure/taxonomy/manage/' . $vocabulary->id() . '/add');
$this->assertRaw('seven/css/base/elements.css', t("The administrative theme's CSS appears on the page for adding a taxonomy term."));
// Viewing a taxonomy term should use the default theme.
$term = $this->createTerm($vocabulary);
$this->drupalGet('taxonomy/term/' . $term->id());
$this->assertRaw('bartik/css/base/elements.css', t("The default theme's CSS appears on the page for viewing a taxonomy term."));
// Editing a taxonomy term should use the same theme as adding one.
$this->drupalGet('taxonomy/term/' . $term->id() . '/edit');
$this->assertRaw('seven/css/base/elements.css', t("The administrative theme's CSS appears on the page for editing a taxonomy term."));
}