Funcunit tests does not fully passed under Phantomjs

[php-max]

Hi, I just forked funcunit. but find a problem. All funcunit tests can pass in latest chrome. But when I try to automate them using phantomjs. It failed at test "Drag To" (syn_test.js). I spent hours on this issue but cannot figure out what is the cause.

I'm using grunt and have tried testee andgrunt-contrib-qunit, both return same errors. It seems the dropover event listener never fired. Please help me find the causes of this problem. Thank you!

[justinbmeyer]

This is likely a problem with Syn.

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On Jan 21, 2015, at 11:34 PM, PHP-Max [email protected] wrote:

Hi, I just forked funcunit. but find a problem. All funcunit tests can pass in latest chrome. But when I try to automate them using phantomjs. It failed at test "Drag To" (syn_test.js). I spent hours on this issue but cannot figure out what is the cause.

I'm using grunt and have tried testee andgrunt-contrib-qunit, both return same errors. It seems the dropover event listener never fired. Please help me find the causes of this problem. Thank you!

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[php-max]

Does it mean I have to post an issue to Syn issues?

[php-max]

I change the test drag to to

test("Drag To", function(){
    F.open("//test/drag/drag.html", function(){
        console.log('here is the drag to');
    });
    F('#drag').visible(function(){
        console.log('Origin Position',F('#drag')[0].offsetTop); // ==> 118 in chrome, 127 in phantomjs
    },'We see the dragger!');

    F("#drag").drag("#drop",function(){
        console.log('#drag moved',this[0].offsetTop); // ==> 150 in chrome, 127 in phantomjs
        console.log(F('#clicker').size());
    });
});

So the drag div does not moved in phantomjs, is this info helpful?