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| start_test Ajax overrides experiments |
| |
| # Normally, we expect this <head>less HTML file to have a <head> added |
| # by the experimental infrastructure, and for the double-space between |
| # "two spaces" to be collapsed to one, due to the experiment. |
| URL="http://experiment.ajax.example.com/mod_pagespeed_test/ajax/ajax.html" |
| http_proxy=$SECONDARY_HOSTNAME fetch_until -save "$URL" \ |
| 'fgrep -c .pagespeed.' 3 |
| OUT=$(cat "$FETCH_FILE") |
| check_from "$OUT" fgrep -q '<head' |
| check_from "$OUT" fgrep -q 'Two spaces.' |
| |
| # However, we must not add a '<head' in an Ajax request, rewrite any URLs, or |
| # execute the collapse_whitespace experiment. |
| start_test Experiments not injected on ajax.html with an Ajax header |
| AJAX="--header=X-Requested-With:XmlHttpRequest" |
| http_proxy=$SECONDARY_HOSTNAME fetch_until -save -expect_time_out "$URL" \ |
| 'fgrep -c \.pagespeed\.' 3 "$AJAX" |
| OUT=$(cat "$FETCH_FILE") |
| check_not_from "$OUT" fgrep -q '<head' |
| check_not_from "$OUT" fgrep -q '.pagespeed.' |
| check_from "$OUT" fgrep -q 'Two spaces.' |
| |
| start_test Ajax disables any filters that add head. |
| |
| # While we are in here, check also that Ajax requests don't get a 'head', |
| # even if we are not in an experiment. |
| URL="http://ajax.example.com/mod_pagespeed_test/ajax/ajax.html" |
| http_proxy=$SECONDARY_HOSTNAME fetch_until -save "$URL" \ |
| 'fgrep -c .pagespeed.' 3 |
| OUT=$(cat "$FETCH_FILE") |
| check_from "$OUT" fgrep -q '<head' |
| |
| # However, we must not add a '<head' in an Ajax request or rewrite any URLs. |
| http_proxy=$SECONDARY_HOSTNAME fetch_until -save -expect_time_out "$URL" \ |
| 'fgrep -c \.pagespeed\.' 3 "$AJAX" |
| OUT=$(cat "$FETCH_FILE") |
| check_not_from "$OUT" fgrep -q '<head' |
| check_not_from "$OUT" fgrep -q '.pagespeed.' |
