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@block @block_login
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Feature: Login from a block
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In order to make it easier to login
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As an user
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In need to login through a block
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Background:
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Given the following "users" exist:
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| username | password | firstname | lastname | email |
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| testuser | testpass | Test | User | student1@example.com |
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And the following "blocks" exist:
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| blockname | contextlevel | reference | pagetypepattern | defaultregion |
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| login | System | 1 | site-index | side-pre |
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Scenario: Login block visible to non-logged in users
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When I am on homepage
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Then "Login" "block" should exist
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Scenario: Login as student through login block
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Given I am on homepage
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When I set the field "Username" to "testuser"
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And I set the field "Password" to "testpass"
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And I click on "Log in" "button" in the "Login" "block"
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Then I should see "You are logged in as Test User"
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And "Login" "block" should not exist
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