| <!doctype html> |
| <meta charset=utf-8> |
| <title></title> |
| <script src=/resources/testharness.js></script> |
| <script src=/resources/testharnessreport.js></script> |
| <div id=log></div> |
| <iframe id="existing" src="resources/post-your-protocol.html?existing"></iframe> |
| <iframe id="http-and-gunk" src="resources/post-your-protocol.html?http-and-gunk"></iframe> |
| <!-- iframe id="https-and-gunk" src="resources/post-your-protocol.html?https-and-gunk"></iframe --> |
| <script> |
| // NOTE: we do not listen to message events until our load event fires, so we |
| // only get them for the things we actually care about. |
| var wrapper_test = async_test("General setup"); |
| var tests = { |
| "existing": { test: async_test("Set location.protocol = location.protocol"), |
| result: location.protocol }, |
| "http-and-gunk": { test: async_test("Set location.protocol to http:gunk"), |
| result: "http:" }, |
| // We should really test the "https:gunk" case too, and assert that it ends up |
| // with a protocol of "https:", but can't. See comments below for why. |
| }; |
| |
| function messageListener(e) { |
| var data = e.data; |
| var id = data.id; |
| var t = tests[id].test; |
| t.step(function() { |
| assert_equals(data.protocol, tests[id].result, "Protocol should match"); |
| }) |
| t.done(); |
| } |
| |
| addEventListener("load", wrapper_test.step_func_done(function() { |
| addEventListener("message", messageListener); |
| |
| tests["existing"].test.step(function() { |
| var loc = document.getElementById("existing").contentWindow.location; |
| loc.protocol = loc.protocol; |
| }); |
| tests["http-and-gunk"].test.step(function() { |
| var loc = document.getElementById("http-and-gunk").contentWindow.location; |
| loc.protocol = "http:gunk"; |
| }); |
| // I wish we could test the https bit, but can't figure out a non-racy way to |
| // do it, because we need to change both protocol (to https) _and_ port to |
| // {{ports[https][0]}} to get a successful load unless we're running on the |
| // default http port, but the setter uses the current value, which doesn't get |
| // updated sync, as the url to start with for the set. Oh, and there's no |
| // good way to detect when the port set is "done" either. |
| })); |
| |
| </script> |
