Test Plan

Part 1

1. perform clean install
2. execute tests from the other parts of the test plan
3. perform upgrade
4. execute tests from the other parts of the test plan

Part 2 - unit tests

1. run these tests and confirm that they've passed:
   • kUtilTest::testNetMatch
   • DebuggerUtilTest::testNetMatch

Part 3 - debug mode supports IPv4 and IPv6

1. ensure that the IPv4 address you're using to access an In-Portal or a subnet it (IPv4 address) belongs to is listed in the $dbg_options['DBG_IP'] key of the /system/debug.php file
2. open the website
3. confirm that Debug Mode is enabled
4. add $_SERVER['REMOTE_ADDR'] = '971a:6ff4:3fe8:ce27:7085:f498:fc5a:9895'; line at the beginning of the /core/kernel/startup.php file and save changes
5. open the website
6. confirm that Debug Mode is disabled
7. replace the value of the $dbg_options['DBG_IP'] key (make a backup) in the /system/debug.php file into 971a:6ff4:3fe8:ce27:7085:f498:fc5a:9893 and save changes
8. confirm that Debug Mode is disabled
9. replace the value of the $dbg_options['DBG_IP'] key in the /system/debug.php file into 971a:6ff4:3fe8:ce27:7085:f498:fc5a:9893-971a:6ff4:3fe8:ce27:7085:f498:fc5a:9895 and save changes
10. confirm that Debug Mode is enabled
11. replace the value of the $dbg_options['DBG_IP'] key in the /system/debug.php file into 971a:6ff4:3fe8:ce27:7085:f498:fc5a:9893/64 and save changes
12. confirm that Debug Mode is enabled
13. replace the value of the $dbg_options['DBG_IP'] key in the /system/debug.php file into 971a:6ff4:3fe8:ce27:7085:f498:fc5a:9895 and save changes
14. confirm that Debug Mode is enabled

Part 4 - form submissions

1. login to the Admin Console
2. go to the Configuration → Website → General section
3. change the value of the Admin Console Interface system setting to the advanced
4. save changes
5. go to the Website & Content → Forms section
6. create a form with any configuration (if you don't have any form already)
7. go to the Website & Content → Structure & Data section
8. create a section (category) with these properties (the any value means any value you want):
   • Section Title: any value
   • Parent Section: any value
   • Template: "Online Form :: /platform/designs/form"
   • Online Form: any non-empty value
9. go to the Front-End
10. open the above-created page
11. submit the form (it's fine that you're stayed on the same page)
12. go to the Admin Console
13. go to the Website & Content → Forms → your form name section
14. confirm, that:
    • just made form submission is shown in the grid
    • the IPv6 address of that record is shortened based on the available column width
15. resize the column with an IP address so that "..." is no longer displayed
16. confirm that the shown IP address matches IPv6 address from the /core/kernel/startup.php file
17. open just made form submission for viewing
18. confirm that the IP address of just made form submission matches IPv6 address from the /core/kernel/startup.php file

Part 5 - session

1. login to the Admin Console
2. go to the Configuration → Website → Advanced section
3. enable the Track database changes to change log system setting and save changes
4. logout
5. login
6. go to the database editor (e.g. phpMyAdmin)
7. confirm that the value of the UserSessions.IpAddress column for your session matches IPv6 address from the /core/kernel/startup.php file
8. go to the Admin Console
9. go to the Logs & Reports → Session Log section
10. confirm, that:
    • session log record of the current session is shown in the grid
    • the IPv6 address of that record is shortened based on the available column width
11. resize the column with an IP address so that "..." is no longer displayed
12. confirm that the shown IP address matches IPv6 address from the /core/kernel/startup.php file

Part 6 - adding user

1. login to the Admin Console
2. go to the User Management → Users section
3. show the IP Address column in the grid
4. add a new user
5. confirm, that:
   • user was created
   • just added user is shown in the grid
   • the IPv6 address of that record is shortened based on the available column width
6. resize the column with an IP address so that "..." is no longer displayed
7. confirm that the shown IP address matches IPv6 address from the /core/kernel/startup.php file
8. open just added user for editing
9. confirm that the IP address of just added user matches IPv6 address from the /core/kernel/startup.php file

Part 7 - phrases

1. login to the Admin Console
2. go to the Website & Content → Labels & Phrases section
3. change translation of any phrase (remember its label)
4. confirm that changes were saved to the database
5. go to the database editor (e.g. phpMyAdmin)
6. confirm that the value of the LanguageLabels.LastChangeIP column for the changed phrase matches IPv6 address from the /core/kernel/startup.php file

Part 8 - system log

1. login to the Admin Console
2. make sure that Debug Mode is enabled
3. go to the User Management → Users section
4. open the new user creation popup
5. press the Save button without filling-in any of the required fields
6. confirm that you'll see a validation error
7. close the new user creation popup
8. go to the Logs & Reports → System Log section
9. confirm, that:
   • a record about a validation error is shown in the grid
   • the IPv6 address of that record is shortened based on the available column width
10. resize the column with an IP address so that "..." is no longer displayed
11. confirm that the shown IP address matches IPv6 address from the /core/kernel/startup.php file
12. open that record for viewing
13. confirm, that IP address of that record IPv6 address from the /core/kernel/startup.php file

Part 9 - catalog ratings, reviews & spam control

1. login to the Admin Console
2. go to the Website & Content → Structure & Data → Directory section (you should be on the Sections tab)
3. create a Sub Directory subsection
4. go to the Website & Content → Structure & Data → Directory → Sub Directory section (you should be on the Links tab)
5. create a new link in the Active status
6. login to the Front-End
7. navigate to the created link detail page
8. rate that link (adds rating)
9. comment on that link (adds review)
10. go to the database editor (e.g. phpMyAdmin)
11. confirm that the value of the CatalogRatings.IPAddress column for added rating matches IPv6 address from the /core/kernel/startup.php file
12. confirm that the value of the SpamControl.IPaddress column for added rating matches IPv6 address from the /core/kernel/startup.php file
13. confirm that the value of the CatalogReviews.IPAddress column for added comment matches IPv6 address from the /core/kernel/startup.php file
14. confirm that the value of the SpamControl.IPaddress column for added comment matches IPv6 address from the /core/kernel/startup.php file

Part 10 - user visits (require In-Commerce)

1. login to the Admin Console
2. go to the Configuration → Website → Advanced section
3. enable the Use Visitor Tracking system setting and save changes
4. go to the Front-End
5. logout (if you're logged in)
6. login
7. go to the Admin Console
8. go to the Configuration → Website → Modules section
9. disable the In-Commerce module
10. go to the Logs & Reports → Visitor Log section
11. confirm, that:
    • at least 2 records are present (one for Guest user and one for user you've used to login on the Front-End)
    • the IPv6 addresses of these records are shortened based on the available column width
12. resize the column with an IP address so that "..." is no longer displayed
13. confirm that shown IP addresses matches IPv6 address from the /core/kernel/startup.php file
14. go to the Configuration → Website → Modules section
15. enable the In-Commerce module
16. go to the Logs & Reports → Visitor Log section
17. confirm, that:
    • at least 2 records are present (one for the Guest user and one for the user you've used to log in on the Front-End)
    • the IPv6 addresses of these records are shortened based on the available column width
18. resize the column with an IP address so that "..." is no longer displayed
19. confirm that shown IP addresses matches IPv6 address from the /core/kernel/startup.php file

Part 11 - polls (require In-Bulletin)

1. login to the Admin Console
2. go to the Website & Content → Polls section
3. create a poll with 2 answers
4. go to the Front-End
5. go to the page for the Forums section (category)
6. click on the Add Comment link below the above-created poll
7. add a comment
8. go to the database editor (e.g. phpMyAdmin)
9. confirm, that:
   1. a record in the PollsComments table was created for your poll comment
   2. the value of the PollsComments.UserIP column for your poll comment matches IPv6 address from the /core/kernel/startup.php file
10. close the modal window
11. vote on any of the poll answers
12. go to the database editor (e.g. phpMyAdmin)
13. confirm, that:
    1. a record in the PollsStatistics table was created for your poll vote
    2. the value of the PollsStatistics.UserIP column for your poll vote matches IPv6 address from the /core/kernel/startup.php file

Part 12 - topic posts (require In-Bulletin)

1. login to the Admin Console
2. go to the Website & Content → Structure & Data → Forums section (you should be on the Topics tab)
3. switch to the Sections tab
4. create a new section
5. login to the Front-End
6. go to the above-created category
7. use the New Topic link in the sidebar to create a new topic
8. go to the database editor (e.g. phpMyAdmin)
9. confirm, that:
   1. the record for just created post (creating a topic also created a first post in it) exists
   2. the value of the Posting.IPAddress column for your post matches IPv6 address from the /core/kernel/startup.php file

Part 13 - misc

• login to the Admin Console
  1. go to the Configuration → Website → Site Domains section
  2. click on the Add toolbar button
  3. scroll down to the Range of IPs field
  4. confirm, that Range of IPs field tooltip contains examples with IPv4 and IPv6 addresses
• in the IDE:
  1. open the /core/kernel/utility/temp_handler.php file
  2. add the die('testing'); to the beginning of the kTempTablesHandler::DoCopyTempToOriginal method
  3. save changes
• in the Admin Console
  1. fill in required fields to create a site domain
  2. click on the Save toolbar button
  3. confirm that you're seeing testing text and a modal/popup window wasn't closed
• go to the database editor (e.g. phpMyAdmin)
• confirm, that:
  1. the record for just to-be-created site domain exists in the Semaphores table
  2. the value of the Semaphores.IpAddress column for the above-created record matches IPv6 address from the /core/kernel/startup.php file
• revert changes made to the /core/kernel/utility/temp_handler.php file

Part 14 - downlodable product & orders (require In-Commerce)

1. login to the Admin Console
2. go to the Website & Content → Structure & Data → Products section (you should be on the Products tab)
3. switch to the Sections tab
4. add a Sub Products section (category)
5. go to the Website & Content → Structure & Data → Products → Sub Products section (you should be on the Products tab)
6. create a downloadable product in Active status with 1 file in it
7. login to the Front-End
8. go to the Products > Sub Products category and buy the above-created product
9. go to the Admin Console
10. go to the E-commerce → Orders section (you should be on the Pending tab)
11. open just submitted sales order for editing
12. confirm, that on the General tab:
    • you're seeing an IP address
    • the shown IP address matches IPv6 address from the /core/kernel/startup.php file
13. close sales order editing modal/popup window
14. select just submitted sales order
15. click on the Approve toolbar button
16. confirm that the sales order disappeared from the Pending orders grid
17. go to the Front-End
18. click on the My Downloads link in the side bar
19. click the Download Now toolbar button
20. go to the Admin Console
21. go to the Logs & Reports → Download Log section
22. confirm, that:
    • a record for a just downloaded file exists
    • the IPv6 address of that record is shortened based on the available column width
23. resize the column with an IP address so that "..." is no longer displayed
24. confirm that the shown IP address matches IPv6 address from the /core/kernel/startup.php file