/**
* 1. Register a page handler for `/foo`
* 2. Register a plugin hook that uses the "handler" result param
* to route all `/bar/*` requests to the `/foo` handler.
* 3. Route a request for a `/bar` page.
* 4. Check that the `/foo` handler was called.
*/
function testRouteSupportsSettingHandlerInHookResultForBackwardsCompatibility()
{
$this->router->registerPageHandler('foo', array($this, 'foo_page_handler'));
$this->hooks->registerHandler('route', 'bar', array($this, 'bar_route_handler'));
$query = http_build_query(array('__elgg_uri' => 'bar/baz'));
ob_start();
$this->router->route(Elgg_Http_Request::create("http://localhost/?{$query}"));
ob_end_clean();
$this->assertEquals(1, $this->fooHandlerCalls);
}
function testCanUnregisterPageHandlers()
{
$this->router->registerPageHandler('hello', array($this, 'hello_page_handler'));
$this->router->unregisterPageHandler('hello');
$request = Elgg_Http_Request::create('http://localhost/hello/');
ob_start();
$handled = $this->router->route($request);
$output = ob_get_clean();
// Normally we would expect the router to return false for this request,
// but since it checks for headers_sent() and PHPUnit issues output before
// this test runs, the headers have already been sent. It's enough to verify
// that the output we buffered is empty.
// $this->assertFalse($handled);
$this->assertEmpty($output);
}