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Why should we use the Test.setCurrentPage() method in Test class on salesforce?
Hi All,
Why should we use the Test.setCurrentPage() method in Test class on salesforce?
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it is used to set the context to current page
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Hi,
setCurrentPage(page) :
A Visualforce test method that sets the current PageReference for the controller.Thanks
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Add some ex:
public class thecontrollerTests {
public static testMethod void testMyController() {
PageReference pageRef = Page.success;//Observe how we set the Page here
Test.setCurrentPage(pageRef);//Applying page context hereThanks
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