HTML and CSS Reference
In-Depth Information
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This code represents the HTML required to run a basic, empty unit test in QUnit.
As you can see, it does not contain any mobile-specific markup.
Within the
body
tag, you can see that there are several HTML elements with IDs.
These are described in Table 9-1.
Table 9-1.
HTML Testing Elements
Element
Description
qunit-header
Contains the header or title of the suite of unit tests
qunit-banner
Changes color depending on the state of the unit
test (green for pass, red for fail)
qunit-testrunner-toolbar
Contains controls that allow you to show or hide
tests
qunit-userAgent
Shows the browser information for the current test
qunit-tests
Contains a list of passed or failed tests after they
have been run
qunit-fixture
Used if you have any DOM that needs to be
manipulated as part of any test
You will need to run the tests in a mobile web browser. To do this, Aptana must
first be configured so that its internal server binds to the computer's IP address
instead of its local IP address of 127.0.0.1. To do this, go to Aptana Studio 3
➤
Preferences
➤
Aptana Studio
➤
Web Servers
➤
Built-in. You will see a screen and drop-
down menu that allows you to select what the IP address of the internal web
server should bind to, as shown in Figure 9-1.
