Error codes W800-899

These errors originate from WordHat’s Behat contexts (and associated plumbing).

W801

User not found for role “(name)”. User not found for name “(name)”.

WordHat cannot find the specified user account. Does it exist? Check your behat.yml for typos.

W802

The user “(name)” was logged-in succesfully. This should not have happened. A user with role “(name)” was logged-in succesfully. This should not have happened.

This exception asserts that the user could not logged in; but, they were able to. Have you used the correct step definition?

W803

The user could not be logged-in.

WordHat could not authenticate with WordPress as the specified user. Assuming the user account exists, this is typically very hard to debug. Check your behat.yml for typos. Consider running the scenario in a browser so you can see where the problem occurs.

W804

User with login: (name) exists but password is incorrect. User with login: (name) exists, but (parameter) is not (expected value) which was specified. User with login: (name) exists, but role (name) is not in the list of applied roles: (value).

Check your behat.yml for typos.

W806

The text “(value)” was not found in the toolbar.

Has the user authenticated? Can the user see the WordPress Toolbar?

W807

Toolbar shows authenticated user is “(value)”, not “(expected value)”.

Has the user authenticated? Can the user see the WordPress Toolbar? Check your behat.yml for typos.

W808

Content editor is in “(value)” mode. Expected “(another mode)”.

In WordPress’ Post Editor, are both TinyMCE and Rich Text views available for the post_content field?

W809

Metabox “(name)” was found on the page, but it should not be there.

Have you used the correct step definition?

W810

“Given I am viewing a post:” step must only contain one post.

This step definition – currently – only accepts one post.

W811

Content “(name)” exists, but it should not.

Have you used the correct step definition?