Product QA | Test Validation - Round 1

• Type: Technical Testing
• Status: Closed
• Priority: Minor
• Resolution: Completed
• Affects Version/s: None
• Fix Version/s: None
• Component/s: ~[Archived] WCM
• Labels: None

- PASS
- To Do
- FAIL

• Impeditive:

  Ticket	Title	QA Status
  ?	?

• Not impeditive:

  Ticket	Title	QA Status
  ?	?

Test Cases:

Case 1:
Custom fields defined in Site Navigation Menu Item is available for existing Page type item in Navigation Menu

1. Navigate to Navigation Menus admin in default site
2. Add a new Navigation Menu item
3. Add a Page type item
4. Navigate to Custom Fields admin
5. Add an Input Field as Custom Field in Site Navigation Menu Item
6. Back to Navigation Menus admin in default site
7. Access to Navigation Menu item
8. Click the Page type item
9. Assert the custom field is shown in the sidebar panel

Case 2:
Custom fields defined in Site Navigation Menu Item is available for future Submenu type item in Navigation Menu

1. Navigate to Custom Fields admin
2. Add an Input Field as Custom Field in Site Navigation Menu Item
3. Navigate to Navigation Menus admin in default site
4. Add a new Navigation Menu item
5. Add a Submenu type item
6. Click the Submenu type item
7. Assert the custom field is shown in the sidebar panel

Case 3:
Custom fields defined in Site Navigation Menu Item is available for URL type item in future site's Navigation Menu

1. Navigate to Custom Fields admin
2. Add an Input Field as Custom Field in Site Navigation Menu Item
3. Add a new site
4. Navigate to Navigation Menus admin in new site
5. Add a new Navigation Menu item
6. Add a URL type item
7. Click the URL type item
8. Assert the custom field is shown in the sidebar panel

Case 4:
Custom fields defined in Site Navigation Menu Item is available for Submenu type item in Global site's Navigation Menu

1. Navigate to Custom Fields admin
2. Add an Input Field as Custom Field in Site Navigation Menu Item
3. Navigate to Global site
4. Navigate to Navigation Menus admin in Global site
5. Add a new Navigation Menu item
6. Add a Submenu type item
7. Click the Submenu type item
8. Assert the custom field is shown in the sidebar panel

Case 5:
Custom fields defined in Site Navigation Menu Item can be displayed in Navigation Menu portlet

1. Navigate to Custom Fields admin
2. Add an Input Field as Custom Field in Site Navigation Menu Item
3. Add a new site
4. Add a new widget page
5. Navigate to Navigation Menus admin in new site
6. Add a new Navigation Menu item
7. Add a Page type item
8. Click the Page type item
9. Type Page in custom field and Save
10. Add a Submenu type item
11. Click the Submenu type item
12. Type Submenu in custom field and Save
13. Add a URL type item
14. Click the URL type item
15. Type URL in custom field and Save
16. Navigate to Widget Templates Admin
17. Add a new Navigation Menu Template
18. Use the following codes

    <#if entries?has_content>
        <#list entries as navItem>
            <#assign customFields = navItem.getExpandoAttributes() />
            ${customFields["customFieldName"]}
        </#list>
    </#if>
    

19. Save
20. Navigate to widget page
21. Click ellipsis button of Navigation Menu portlet
22. Click Configuration
23. Select Navigation Menu item as Menu
24. Select new template as Display Template
25. Click Save
26. Assert Page Submenu URL displayed in the Navigation Menu portlet