No error. No questionnaire. No ADC control. Error during the AskiaScript interpretation. Missing property. Missing content. Infinite loop. No page. Missing question. ADX zip file is not valid. Invalid config.xml file. Invalid SWF file, could not extract it. Missing file. Invalid XML string. Missing cached file. No output. Output condition error. Binary file could not be dynamic. Binary file require the <yield> element. Cannot create the ADX directory. Text content could not be static or share. Missing askia-head tag. Missing askia-form tag. Missing askia-form close tag. Missing askia-questions tag. Missing askia-foot tag. Allow or not insensitive case comparison Definied a collection of cases to create a loop of tests A fixture is a partial definition of test. It's used to create a default context for tests which implements it. For the unit tests, it could be call by using the fixture attribute and the name of the file which contains the fixture. For example: <units fixture="MyFixtureFile.xml">[tests]</units> This mean that by default all units tests will run under the context specified in the fixture file. Root node to manage all tests (units and integrations) Contains all unit test cases. Fixture file to use for all tests Ignore the hole tests List of cases to create a loop of tests. Also used to aggregate cases. Id of the cases Description of the cases Id(s) of cases (separate with coma delimiter) to aggregate with the current cases. All aggregated cases will run before the case defined in the current node Define a re-usable case Description of the case, it will prefix the final test description. Name of the fixture file to use, it will be extended by the final fixture defined in the <units> or <test> node. Create a fake context for the ADX to run it under a knowing situation. It allows the emulation of the Browser object and a Survey. Simulate the selection of a given output. Id of the output to use Survey context to simulate Name of the survey Indicates the shortcut of the current question associated with the ADC. Indicates the name of the ADP to use to render the ADC. List all properties to emulate Property to emulate Value of the property to set Id of the property to access Create a fake for the browser. It allows to predefined the return value of the browser methods and properties. Indicates the resolution of the browser Indicates the available width of the screen Indicates the available height of the screen Indicates the width of the screen Indicates the height of the screen Indicates the color-depth of the screen Indicates the width of the window Indicates the height of the window Indicates the return value of the Support method of the Browser object. Also see: Browser.Support() method in AskiaScript 2.0 Name of the features to set. Like "flash", "javascript", "json", "video" ... See the documentation of the AskiaScript 2.0 for more details. Indicates the value to return for that feature. Indicates the return value of the PluginVersion method of the Browser object. Also see: Browser.PluginVersion() method in AskiaScript 2.0 Name of the plugin to set. Like "flash", "quicktime", "vlc", "silverlight" ... See the documentation of the AskiaScript 2.0 for more details. Indicates the version of the plugin to return. Name of the browser. "Chrome", "Explorer", "Mozilla", "Safari", "Opera" ... Version of the browser. Name of the Operating System. "Windows", "Mac", "iPhone/iPod", "Linux" Define the user-agent identity. Indicates if the browser run under a mobile device Unit test case. List arrange and asserts of unit test. Unique identifier of the test case Describe the aim of the test case. Fixture file to use for the current test Ids of cases (separate with coma delimiter) on which the test should loop through. The test will run for each specified cases. Ignore the test Fake the output to validate the test Fake the output of the page (mostly used for ADP) Fake the output of the head section (ADC only) Fake the output of the placeholder section (ADC only) Fake the output of the foot section (ADC only) Fake the Id of the output Fake the error code List of assertions to test against the output generated by the Askia Rendering Engine (ARE) Assert the selected output by the ARE is the one specified by the attribute "id" Indicates the identifier of the output that should be selected. Assert the selected output by the ARE is not the one specified by the attribute "id" Indicates the identifier of the output that should not be selected. Assert that the ARE return an error Indicates the error message return by the ARE engine Assert that the ARE doesn't return any errors Assert element in the current output section. Select nodes in the HTML fragment using xPath query. XPath to query HTML nodes Assert the existence of the selected nodes Assert the non-existence of the selected nodes Assert the count of the selected nodes Indicate the type of the comparison. Verify if the number of selected nodes is equal than the specify value. Verify if the number of selected nodes is difference than the specify value. Verify if the number of selected nodes is lower than the specify value. Verify if the number of selected nodes is lower or equal than the specify value. Verify if the number of selected nodes is greather than the specify value. Verify if the number of selected nodes is greather or equal than the specify value. Value to test against the type of comparison Assert against the specified attribute on the selected nodes Name of the attribute to find Assert against the entire value of the attribute. Assert against the content of the attribute value. Assert that the specified attribute exist Assert that the specified attribute not exist Assert that the section or the html nodes are empty Assert that the section or the html nodes are not empty Assert that the section or the html nodes contains the specified value Assert that the section or the html nodes doesn't contains the specified value Assert that the section is equals to specified value Assert that the section is not equals to the specified value Assert that the specified section match the specified regular expression pattern Assert that the specified section don't match the specified regular expression pattern Search the specify tags and attributes and assert against it Specify the attribute name/value of the tag Name of the attribute Validate that the attribute is equal to the specify value Validate that the attribute contains the specify value Name of the tag Indicates how many tag should be found Assert the existence of the specified tag / attributes Assert the non existence of the specified tag / attributes