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>>> manager.printQuery("id('content-body')//div[@class='tabmenu']/a") Goals >>> manager.printQuery("id('content-body')//div[@class='student_nav_link']/a") View Messages (0) Write New Now we'll visit the second section. In this case our stub adapter will pretend that there is a schooltool.gradebook package and that this section has some worksheets, one deployed and one not. There is a third tab now, Report Sheets, and it has the deployed worksheet as a link. Our stub absoluteURL adapter just returns the worksheet's title as its url, the rest being added on in the view code. >>> manager.getLink('Manage').click() >>> manager.getLink('School Years').click() >>> manager.getLink('2005-2006').click() >>> manager.getLink('Spring').click() >>> manager.getLink('Sections').click() >>> manager.getLink('special title').click() >>> manager.getLink('Interventions').click() >>> manager.printQuery("id('content-body')//div[@class='tabmenu']/p")Report Sheets
>>> manager.printQuery("id('content-body')//div[@class='tabmenu']/a") Messages Goals >>> manager.printQuery("id('content-body')//div[@class='student_nav_link']/a") Worksheet1 Finally, we'll visit the student intervention center and check that the second section's first worksheet (the deployed one) is listed in the report sheets fieldset, and no others are. >>> manager.getLink('Manage').click() >>> manager.getLink('Persons').click() >>> manager.getLink('Student1').click() >>> manager.getLink('Intervention Center').click() >>> manager.printQuery("id('content-body')//fieldset[3]//li/a") Worksheet1 for course2 - special title schooltool.intervention-2.6.2/src/schooltool/intervention/browser/ftests/__init__.py 0000644 0001750 0001750 00000000002 12270520447 032360 0 ustar menesis menesis 0000000 0000000 # schooltool.intervention-2.6.2/src/schooltool/intervention/browser/ftests/removal_subscribers.txt 0000644 0001750 0001750 00000003651 12270520447 035100 0 ustar menesis menesis 0000000 0000000 =================== Removal Subscribers =================== To protect the data file, we need to make sure we remove InterventionStudent and InterventionSchoolYear objects whenever their corresponding core objects are removed. For this we have subscriber adapters, PersonRemovedSubsciber and SchoolYearRemovedSubsciber. Although we can't functionally prove that these subscribers are in fact called when we removed a person or schoolyear, we can still create a functional script that will cause them to be called. This way, at the very least, we can provide test coverage for them from within the functional environment. We'll set up a standard schoolyear and create a student. >>> from schooltool.app.browser.ftests import setup >>> setup.setUpBasicSchool() >>> from schooltool.intervention.browser.ftests import ftests >>> ftests.addPerson('Student1', 'Student1', 'student1', 'pwd') We can do this test as the manager user. >>> manager = setup.logIn('manager', 'schooltool') Now, when we search for the intervention student object for our student, it will be auto-vivified. >>> manager.getLink('Intervention').click() >>> manager.getControl(name='SEARCH_STUDENT_BUTTON').click() When we remove the student from the system, the PersonRemovedSubsciber will be called (again, refer to functional test coverage). >>> manager.getLink('Manage').click() >>> manager.getLink('Persons').click() >>> manager.getControl(name='delete.student1').value = 'checked' >>> manager.getControl(name='DELETE').click() >>> manager.getControl(name='CONFIRM').click() When we remove the student from the system, the SchoolYearRemovedSubsciber will be called. >>> manager.getLink('Manage').click() >>> manager.getLink('School Years').click() >>> manager.getControl(name='delete.2005-2006').value = 'checked' >>> manager.getControl(name='DELETE').click() >>> manager.getControl(name='CONFIRM').click() schooltool.intervention-2.6.2/src/schooltool/intervention/browser/ftests/intervention_dashboard.txt 0000644 0001750 0001750 00000051524 12270520447 035562 0 ustar menesis menesis 0000000 0000000 ====================== Intervention Dashboard ====================== We provide an Intervention tab that takes the user to a kind of dashboard with two fieldsets. The first serves as a launch point for the search student intervention view where the user can find a student to which they have access. The second fieldset functions similar to an email inbox, listing all messages and goals that the user is responsible for, most recently created first. First we need to set up the school. >>> from schooltool.app.browser.ftests import setup >>> setup.setUpBasicSchool() We'll create a principal, a teacher and three students as well as browser instances for each. >>> from schooltool.intervention.browser.ftests import ftests >>> ftests.addPerson('Principal', 'Principal', 'principal', 'pwd', ... groups=['administrators']) >>> ftests.addPerson('Teacher1', 'Teacher1', 'teacher1', 'pwd') >>> ftests.addPerson('Student1', 'Student1', 'student1', 'pwd') >>> ftests.addPerson('Student2', 'Student2', 'student2', 'pwd') >>> ftests.addPerson('Student3', 'Student3', 'student3', 'pwd') >>> principal = setup.logIn('principal', 'pwd') >>> teacher1 = setup.logIn('teacher1', 'pwd') >>> student1 = setup.logIn('student1', 'pwd') >>> student2 = setup.logIn('student2', 'pwd') >>> student3 = setup.logIn('student3', 'pwd') The teacher will advise the first and third students only. The principal, by virtue of being in the administrators group, will already have access to all students. Keep in mind that all users, including staff, can be considered students in this system. >>> ftests.addAdvisors('Student1', ['teacher1']) >>> ftests.addAdvisors('Student3', ['teacher1']) Now we can create variables with urls for the student intervention center as well as add messages and goals. >>> schoolyear_url = 'http://localhost/schooltool.interventions/2005-2006' >>> student1_url = schoolyear_url + '/student1' >>> student1_messages = student1_url + '/messages' >>> student1_goals = student1_url + '/goals' >>> add_msg_student1 = student1_messages + '/+/addMessage.html' >>> add_goal_student1 = student1_goals + '/+/addGoal.html' >>> student2_url = schoolyear_url + '/student2' >>> student2_messages = student2_url + '/messages' >>> student2_goals = student2_url + '/goals' >>> add_msg_student2 = student2_messages + '/+/addMessage.html' >>> add_goal_student2 = student2_goals + '/+/addGoal.html' >>> student3_url = schoolyear_url + '/student3' >>> student3_messages = student3_url + '/messages' >>> student3_goals = student3_url + '/goals' >>> add_msg_student3 = student3_messages + '/+/addMessage.html' >>> add_goal_student3 = student3_goals + '/+/addGoal.html' We need to visit the student intervention centers using the traversal adapter to auto-vivify the InterventionStudent objects. >>> for student in ['Student1', 'Student2', 'Student3']: ... principal.open('http://localhost/persons') ... principal.getLink(student).click() ... principal.getLink('Intervention Center').click() We'll have the principal add messages and goals for all three students with varying sets of persons responsible selected. This will allow us to test the two search fieldsets of the dashboard. >>> ftests.addMessage(principal, add_msg_student1, ['principal', 'student1']) From: ... >>> ftests.addMessage(principal, add_msg_student1, ['principal', 'teacher1']) From: ... >>> ftests.addMessage(principal, add_msg_student2, ['principal', 'student2']) From: ... >>> ftests.addMessage(principal, add_msg_student2, ['principal', 'teacher1']) From: ... >>> ftests.addEditGoal(principal, add_goal_student2, ['principal', 'student2']) From: ... >>> ftests.addEditGoal(principal, add_goal_student3, ['principal', 'teacher1', 'student3']) From: ... Search Students Fieldset ------------------------ The first fieldset has a Find button that lists all the students the user has the right to access. The princiapl will be able to access all users. The teacher will only be able to access the students he advises, student1. Both students will have no access to any students, including themselves. >>> principal.getLink('Intervention').click() >>> principal.getControl(name='SEARCH_STUDENT_BUTTON').click() >>> principal.printQuery("id('content-body')//table/tbody//a") Default Manager Principal Principal Student1 Student1 Student2 Student2 Student3 Student3 Teacher1 Teacher1 >>> teacher1.getLink('Intervention').click() >>> teacher1.getControl(name='SEARCH_STUDENT_BUTTON').click() >>> teacher1.printQuery("id('content-body')//table/tbody//a") Student1 Student1 Student3 Student3 >>> student1.getLink('Intervention').click() >>> student1.getControl(name='SEARCH_STUDENT_BUTTON').click() >>> student1.printQuery("id('content-body')//table/tbody//a") >>> student2.getLink('Intervention').click() >>> student2.getControl(name='SEARCH_STUDENT_BUTTON').click() >>> student2.printQuery("id('content-body')//table/tbody//a") >>> student3.getLink('Intervention').click() >>> student3.getControl(name='SEARCH_STUDENT_BUTTON').click() >>> student3.printQuery("id('content-body')//table/tbody//a") We note that the url has changed because we process the student searchs with another view that doesn't even have am Inbox fieldset. This is becuase we didn't want a large result set to push the inbox down in the view. Better that the Inbox dominate the inbox view and the student result set be returned separately. >>> principal.url 'http://localhost/persons/principal/intervention_tab/search_students.html' >>> principal.printQuery("id('content-body')//fieldset//legend/b") Students Since the principal has access to more than one student, we'll test the search and filter student widget with him as user. The first filter will be for any user with 'student' in their name. >>> principal.getControl(name='SEARCH_STUDENT_NAME').value = 'student' >>> principal.getControl(name='SEARCH_STUDENT_BUTTON').click() >>> principal.printQuery("id('content-body')//table/tbody//a") Student1 Student1 Student2 Student2 Student3 Student3 The name filter also matches usernames, so that even though 'manager' does not match any user's first or last name, it will bring up the manager's intervenion center. >>> principal.getControl(name='SEARCH_STUDENT_NAME').value = 'manager' >>> principal.getControl(name='SEARCH_STUDENT_BUTTON').click() >>> principal.printQuery("id('content-body')//table/tbody//a") Default Manager We have a Clear button that restores the search criteria to empty, thus returning all users again. >>> principal.getControl(name='CLEAR_STUDENT_SEARCH').click() >>> principal.getControl(name='SEARCH_STUDENT_BUTTON').click() >>> principal.printQuery("id('content-body')//table/tbody//a") Default Manager Principal Principal Student1 Student1 Student2 Student2 Student3 Student3 Teacher1 Teacher1 Finally, by clicking the Goals Only checkbox the search results will be limited to students that have goals, in our case, student2 and student3. >>> principal.getControl(name='WITH_GOALS_ONLY').value = 'checked' >>> principal.getControl(name='SEARCH_STUDENT_BUTTON').click() >>> principal.printQuery("id('content-body')//table/tbody//a") Student2 Student2 Student3 Student3 We will provide a button for the user to return from the search student view back to the inbox in case it is not obvious to use the Intervention tab. >>> principal.getLink('Return to Inbox').click() >>> principal.url 'http://localhost/persons/principal/intervention_tab' >>> principal.printQuery("id('content-body')//fieldset//legend/b") Search Students Inbox We can also search for students with filtering directly from the inbox view. >>> principal.getLink('Intervention').click() >>> principal.getControl(name='SEARCH_STUDENT_NAME').value = 'student' >>> principal.getControl(name='SEARCH_STUDENT_BUTTON').click() >>> principal.printQuery("id('content-body')//table/tbody//a") Student1 Student1 Student2 Student2 Student3 Student3 >>> principal.getLink('Intervention').click() >>> principal.getControl(name='WITH_GOALS_ONLY').value = 'checked' >>> principal.getControl(name='SEARCH_STUDENT_BUTTON').click() >>> principal.printQuery("id('content-body')//table/tbody//a") Student2 Student2 Student3 Student3 Inbox Fieldset -------------- The second fieldset lists all messages and goals that the user is allowed to view. It can also be filtereed. In the case of a student, any message or goal that the creator intended him to see will appear in this list. The links are for the view only views. >>> principal.getLink('Intervention').click() >>> principal.printQuery("id('content-body')//table/tbody//a") >> teacher1.getLink('Intervention').click() >>> teacher1.printQuery("id('content-body')//table/tbody//a") >> student1.getLink('Intervention').click() >>> student1.printQuery("id('content-body')//table/tbody//a") >> student3.getLink('Intervention').click() >>> student3.printQuery("id('content-body')//table/tbody//a") >> principal.getControl(name='SEARCH_NAME').value = 'student2' >>> principal.getControl(name='SEARCH_BUTTON').click() >>> principal.printQuery("id('content-body')//table/tbody//a") >> principal.getControl(name='GOALS_ONLY').value = 'checked' >>> principal.getControl(name='SEARCH_BUTTON').click() >>> principal.printQuery("id('content-body')//table/tbody//a") >> edit_goal_url = student3_goals + '/1/editGoal.html' >>> ftests.addEditGoal(principal, edit_goal_url, ['principal', 'student3']) >>> teacher1.getLink('Intervention').click() >>> teacher1.printQuery("id('content-body')//table/tbody//a") >> message_url = 'http://localhost/persons/student1/schoolyears/2005-2006/messages/2/update_responsible.html' >>> goal_url = 'http://localhost/persons/student3/schoolyears/2005-2006/goals/1/update_responsible.html' First, we'll remove the teacher from the message. The teacher's inbox should now have the message missing. >>> principal.open(message_url + '?remove=teacher1') >>> teacher1.getLink('Intervention').click() >>> teacher1.printQuery("id('content-body')//table/tbody//a") >> principal.open(goal_url + '?remove=teacher1') >>> teacher1.getLink('Intervention').click() >>> teacher1.printQuery("id('content-body')//table/tbody//a") >> teacher1.getLink('Intervention').click() >>> teacher1.getLink('x').click() >>> teacher1.printQuery("id('content-body')//h3")Goal 1 for Student3 Student3 added ...
>>> teacher1.getLink('Intervention Center').click() >>> teacher1.printQuery("id('content-body')//table/tr/td[3]/a/text()") Student3 Student3 >>> teacher1.printQuery("id('content-body')//legend/b") Messages and Observations Goals and Interventions Report Sheets Change of Status Messages We'll do the same with the message. >>> teacher1.getLink('Intervention').click() >>> teacher1.getLink('x', index=1).click() >>> teacher1.printQuery("id('content-body')//h3")Message from: Principal Principal sent ...
>>> teacher1.getLink('Intervention Center').click() >>> teacher1.printQuery("id('content-body')//table/tr/td[3]/a/text()") Student1 Student1 >>> teacher1.printQuery("id('content-body')//legend/b") Messages and Observations Goals and Interventions Report Sheets Change of Status Messages schooltool.intervention-2.6.2/src/schooltool/intervention/browser/ftests/README.txt 0000644 0001750 0001750 00000115456 12270520447 031771 0 ustar menesis menesis 0000000 0000000 ===================== Student Interventions ===================== These are the functional tests for the intervention package. First we need to set up the school. >>> from schooltool.intervention.browser.ftests import ftests >>> from schooltool.app.browser.ftests import setup >>> setup.setUpBasicSchool() >>> manager = setup.logIn('manager', 'schooltool') We need to define a method that takes a browser instance and a username (plus optional parent index for parents of the student) and returns the corresponding checkbox control. >>> def choiceControl(browser, username, index=0): ... resp = (browser.queryHTML("//input[@class='person_list']/@name") + ... browser.queryHTML("//input[@class='changed_list']/@name")) ... notif = browser.queryHTML("//input[@class='notified_list']/@name") ... if index > 0: ... return browser.getControl(name=notif[index]) ... for choice in resp + notif: ... if choice.startswith('persons.' + username): ... return browser.getControl(name=choice) ... return None Interventions ------------- Now we come to the main intervention center that gives us access to all of the intervention data associated with a given student for a given school year. We'll create some teachers and students and put them in some sections. We will also create a principal and guidance counselor and put them in the adminstators group. These users will show up as part of the list of persons responsible for any student and will also have permission to work with the intervention of any student. >>> from schooltool.intervention.browser.ftests.ftests import ( ... addPerson, addCourseSectionMembers, fillInContactInfo) >>> manager.getLink('Home').click() >>> fillInContactInfo('manager', email='manager@example.com') >>> addPerson('Teacher1', 'Teacher1', 'teacher1', 'pwd', groups=['teachers']) >>> addPerson('Teacher2', 'Teacher2', 'teacher2', 'pwd', groups=['teachers']) >>> addPerson('Student1', 'Student1', 'student1', 'pwd', groups=['students']) >>> addPerson('Student2', 'Student2', 'student2', 'pwd', groups=['students']) >>> addPerson('Student3', 'Student3', 'student3', 'pwd', groups=['students']) >>> addCourseSectionMembers('course1', 'section1', ['Teacher1'], ... ['Student1', 'Student3']) >>> addCourseSectionMembers('course2', 'section2', ['Teacher2'], ... ['Student2']) >>> addPerson('Counselor', 'Counselor', 'counselor', 'pwd', groups=['administrators']) >>> addPerson('Principal', 'Principal', 'principal', 'pwd', groups=['administrators']) >>> addPerson('Search Person', 'Person Search', 'sperson', 'pwd') Let's add a parent contact and an advisor which will show up when adding goals and messages. >>> manager.getLink('Manage').click() >>> manager.getLink('Persons').click() >>> manager.getLink('Student1').click() >>> manager.getLink('Contacts').click() >>> manager.getLink('Manage Contacts').click() >>> manager.getLink('Create new contact').click() >>> manager.getControl('First name').value = 'Parent1' >>> manager.getControl('Last name').value = 'Parent1' >>> manager.getControl('Email').value = 'parent@somewhere.com' >>> manager.getControl('Relationship').value = ['parent'] >>> manager.getControl('Add').click() >>> manager.getLink('Advisors').click() >>> manager.getControl(name='add_item.teacher2').value = 'checked' >>> manager.getControl('Add').click() To navigate to a student's intervention, a manager can navigate to the student and click on the 'Intervention Center' action link. >>> manager.getLink('Manage').click() >>> manager.getLink('Persons').click() >>> manager.getLink('Student1').click() >>> manager.getLink('Intervention Center').click() >>> manager.printQuery("id('content-body')//table/tr/td[3]/a/text()") Student1 Student1 >>> manager.printQuery("id('content-body')//legend/b") Messages and Observations Goals and Interventions Report Sheets Change of Status Messages >>> manager.printQuery("id('content-body')//fieldset//a/text()") New Message View All Messages New Goal View All Goals New Status Message View All Status Messages >>> manager.printQuery("id('content-body')//fieldset//li/text()") There are none. There are none. There are none. Intervention Messages --------------------- The first thing we'll add is a new message. Calling up the add view, we'll note that the list of possible recipients will include, in order, the student's advisors, the school administrators, the student's teachers, the student, and the student's parents. Advisors and parents will have descriptors after their names to make it easier for the user to pick them out. Also, the advisors will be pre-checked. >>> manager.getLink('New Message').click() >>> manager.printQuery("id('content-body')//input[@type='checkbox']") >>> manager.printQuery("id('content-body')//span/b") Teacher2 Teacher2 (advisor) Counselor Counselor Principal Principal Teacher1 Teacher1 Student1 Student1 Parent1 Parent1 (parent) We'll test how the add view handles missing input. We'll need to uncheck the advisor to make the recipients input cause the error. >>> choiceControl(manager, 'teacher2').value = False >>> manager.getControl(name='UPDATE_SUBMIT').click() >>> manager.printQuery("id('content-body')//fieldset/p[2]")There are 2 input errors.
>>> manager.printQuery("id('content-body')//div[@class='error']")Required data was not supplied.
Required input is missing.
We'll fill in the required fields and hit the Add button. Note that upon
successfully adding the message, an email will appear in the output. This
is the result of the dummy mail sender that we use during testing that prints
emails that would otherwise be sent to the smtp mail server that a live
environment would have configured. Also note that the parent's email address
will be picked up from the student's demos.
>>> choiceControl(manager, 'teacher1').value = True
>>> choiceControl(manager, 'student1', index=1).value = True
>>> manager.getControl(name='field.body').value = 'hi\nthere'
>>> manager.getControl(name='UPDATE_SUBMIT').click()
From: manager@example.com
To: parent@somewhere.com, teacher1@example.com
Subject: INTERVENTION MESSAGE: Student1 Student1
Default Manager writes:
tags, one for each line. >>> manager.getLink('Message from Default Manager').click() >>> manager.printQuery("id('content-body')//div//span") Parent1 Parent1, Teacher1 Teacher1 >>> manager.printQuery("id('content-body')//p")
hi
there
We should be able to return to the Intervention Center with a link. >>> manager.getLink('Intervention Center').click() >>> manager.printQuery("id('content-body')//fieldset[1]//li/a") Message from Default Manager sent ... We'll add a second message to test the system's handling of multiple messages. Messages are sorted by date. >>> manager.getLink('New Message').click() >>> choiceControl(manager, 'teacher1').value = True >>> manager.getControl(name='field.body').value = 'hello again' >>> manager.getControl(name='UPDATE_SUBMIT').click() From: manager@example.com To: teacher1@example.com, teacher2@example.com Subject: INTERVENTION MESSAGE: Student1 Student1 Default Manager writes:hello again
hi
there
We'll return the the Intervention Center. >>> manager.getLink('Intervention Center').click() >>> manager.printQuery("id('content-body')//legend/b") Messages and Observations Goals and Interventions Report Sheets Change of Status Messages We need a test for canceling out of the add message view. It should return us back to the Intervention Center. >>> manager.getLink('New Message').click() >>> manager.getControl(name='CANCEL').click() >>> manager.printQuery("id('content-body')//legend/b") Messages and Observations Goals and Interventions Report Sheets Change of Status Messages Intervention Goals ------------------ The next thing to start adding is Goals. We'll test how the add view handles missing input while we're at it. To make the persons responsible field have missing data, we'll need to uncheck the advisor that comes pre-checked. >>> manager.getLink('New Goal').click() >>> manager.printQuery("id('content-body')//input[@type='checkbox']") >>> manager.printQuery("id('content-body')//input[@type='radio']") >>> choiceControl(manager, 'teacher2').value = False >>> manager.getControl(name='UPDATE_SUBMIT').click() >>> manager.printQuery("id('content-body')//form/p[2]")There are 3 input errors.
>>> manager.printQuery("id('content-body')//div[@class='error']")Required data was not supplied.
Required input is missing.
Required input is missing.
Now we'll fill in the required fields. We'll include the student and the
parent in the persons responsible list to demostrate how adding the goal
will split the email by staff and students/parents. Students and parents
will not get a link back to the intervention center in their email.
>>> from datetime import date
>>> manager.getControl('Presenting concerns').value = 'Poor attendence'
>>> manager.getControl(name='field.goal').value = 'Get student to come in more often'
>>> manager.getControl('Strengths').value = 'Attentive when there'
>>> manager.getControl('Indicators').value = 'Student appears at least 4 time a week'
>>> manager.getControl('Intervention').value = 'Call parents to arrange better attendence'
>>> manager.getControl('Timeline').value = str(date.today())
>>> choiceControl(manager, 'teacher1').value = True
>>> choiceControl(manager, 'student1').value = True
>>> choiceControl(manager, 'student1', index=1).value = True
>>> manager.getControl(name='goal_met').value = ['Yes']
>>> manager.getControl(name='UPDATE_SUBMIT').click()
From: manager@example.com
To: teacher1@example.com
Subject: INTERVENTION GOAL ADDED: Student1 Student1
The following goal was added for Student1 Student1:
Parent1 Parent1, Student1 Student1, Teacher1 Teacher1
Poor attendence
Get student to come in more often
Attentive when there
Student appears at least 4 time a week
Call parents to arrange better attendence
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Yes
Now that we've added a goal, let's edit it's strengths attribute and see that the change is reflected in the goal's view. >>> manager.getLink('Edit').click() >>> manager.printQuery("id('content-body')//input[@type='checkbox']") >>> manager.printQuery("id('content-body')//input[@type='radio']") >>> manager.printQuery("id('content-body')//textarea/text()") Poor attendence Get student to come in more often Attentive when there Student appears at least 4 time a week Call parents to arrange better attendence >>> manager.getControl('Strengths').value = 'Good listener' >>> manager.getControl(name='UPDATE_SUBMIT').click() >>> manager.printQuery("id('content-body')//p")Parent1 Parent1, Student1 Student1, Teacher1 Teacher1
Poor attendence
Get student to come in more often
Good listener
Student appears at least 4 time a week
Call parents to arrange better attendence
...
Yes
We should be able to return to the Intervention Center with a link. >>> manager.getLink('Intervention Center').click() >>> manager.printQuery("id('content-body')//fieldset[2]//li/a") Goal 1 - Added ... - Due ... - CLOSED We can also cancel out of editing a goal which should return us back to the goal's view. >>> manager.getLink('Goal 1').click() >>> manager.getLink('Edit').click() >>> manager.getControl(name='CANCEL').click() >>> manager.printQuery("id('content-body')/div//p")Parent1 Parent1, Student1 Student1, Teacher1 Teacher1
Poor attendence
Get student to come in more often
Good listener
Student appears at least 4 time a week
Call parents to arrange better attendence
...
Yes
Let's add a second goal to test our handling of multiple goals both in the notification view and the goals report. >>> manager.getLink('Intervention Center').click() >>> manager.getLink('New Goal').click() >>> manager.getControl('Presenting concerns').value = 'Rude behavior' >>> manager.getControl(name='field.goal').value = 'Get student to be more polite' >>> manager.getControl('Strengths').value = 'Good grades' >>> manager.getControl('Indicators').value = 'Student no longer offends classmates' >>> manager.getControl('Intervention').value = 'Call parents to alert them to bad manners' >>> manager.getControl('Timeline').value = str(date.today()) >>> choiceControl(manager, 'teacher2').value = False >>> choiceControl(manager, 'teacher1').value = True >>> manager.getControl(name='UPDATE_SUBMIT').click() From: manager@example.com To: teacher1@example.com Subject: INTERVENTION GOAL ADDED: Student1 Student1 The following goal was added for Student1 Student1:Presenting concerns
Goal
Strengths
Indicators
Intervention
Timeline
Persons responsible:
Goal met
Follow up notes
Presenting concerns
Goal
Strengths
Indicators
Intervention
Timeline
Persons responsible:
Goal met
Follow up notes
>>> manager.printQuery("id('content-body')//span") Parent1 Parent1 Student1 Student1 Teacher1 Teacher1 Teacher1 Teacher1 >>> manager.printQuery("id('content-body')//p")Poor attendence
Get student to come in more often
Good listener
Student appears at least 4 time a week
Call parents to arrange better attendence
...
Yes
Rude behavior
Get student to be more polite
Good grades
Student no longer offends classmates
Call parents to alert them to bad manners
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We have a view that can be called up at any time that will send emails for goals that have come due today (we set up our goals to be due today). This view will best be called automatically from a cron job making it a completely automated system. Note that student and parent entered in the first goal will not receive this email. >>> manager.open('http://localhost/schooltool.interventions/notifyGoals.html') From: manager@example.com To: teacher1@example.com Subject: INTERVENTION GOAL DUE: Student1 Student1 Please follow the link below to update the follow up notes and, if appropriate, the goal met status of the intervention goal for Student1 Student1.The following goals had notifications sent to the persons responsible:
>>> manager.printQuery("id('content-body')//li/a") Student1 Student1 goal 1 Student1 Student1 goal 2 Now that the goals have been marked as notified, calling up the view again will yield nothing. >>> manager.open('http://localhost/schooltool.interventions/notifyGoals.html') >>> manager.printQuery("id('content-body')//li")Persons responsible: notification sent
>>> manager.getLink('Intervention Center').click() >>> manager.getLink('View All Goals').click() >>> manager.printQuery("id('content-body')//h3")Presenting concerns
Goal
Strengths
Indicators
Intervention
Timeline
Persons responsible: notification sent
Goal met
Follow up notes
Presenting concerns
Goal
Strengths
Indicators
Intervention
Timeline
Persons responsible: notification sent
Goal met
Follow up notes
Change of Status Messages ------------------------- There is a need for special change of status messages that would rarely be sent and should be organized at the bottom part of the Intervention Center. The most extreme example of changing a student's status would be to expel the student from school. Messages of that nature and less extreme can be added using the separate 'Change of Status Messages' section of the student's Intervention Center. >>> manager.getLink('Manage').click() >>> manager.getLink('Persons').click() >>> manager.getLink('Student1').click() >>> manager.getLink('Intervention Center').click() >>> manager.getLink('New Status Message').click() >>> choiceControl(manager, 'teacher2').value = False >>> choiceControl(manager, 'teacher1').value = True >>> manager.getControl(name='field.body').value = 'hello' >>> manager.getControl(name='UPDATE_SUBMIT').click() From: manager@example.com To: teacher1@example.com Subject: INTERVENTION STATUS CHANGE: Student1 Student1 Default Manager writes:Change of Status Message from: Default Manager sent ...
>>> manager.printQuery("id('content-body')//span") Teacher1 Teacher1 >>> manager.printQuery("id('content-body')//p")hello
There is a view for viewing all change of status messages together as there is with normal messages. >>> manager.getLink('Intervention Center').click() >>> manager.getLink('View All Status Messages').click() >>> manager.printQuery("id('content-body')//h3")Change of Status Messages regarding Student1 Student1
>>> manager.printQuery("id('content-body')//span") Message sent by Default Manager on ... Teacher1 Teacher1 >>> manager.printQuery("id('content-body')//p")hello
SchoolYear Change ----------------- For convenience we have a dropdown in the student intervention center to change the schoolyear to a previous year. Since we don't have a previous year, we need to add one. >>> manager.getLink('Manage').click() >>> manager.getLink('School Years').click() >>> manager.getLink('New School Year').click() >>> manager.getControl('Title').value = '2004-2005' >>> manager.getControl('First day').value = '2004-09-01' >>> manager.getControl('Last day').value = '2005-07-15' >>> manager.getControl('Add').click() Now when we change the dropdown, we will see that we are at the intervention center for the same student, but for the previous year. Also, there are no messages or goals because we never added any for that year. Finally, there are no buttons for adding messages or goals becuase adding them to an obsolete year would not make sense. >>> manager.getLink('Manage').click() >>> manager.getLink('Persons').click() >>> manager.getLink('Student1').click() >>> manager.getLink('Intervention Center').click() >>> manager.getControl(name="schoolyear").value = ['2004-2005'] >>> manager.getForm().submit() >>> manager.printQuery("id('content-body')//table/tr[1]/td[3]/a") Student1 Student1 >>> manager.printQuery("id('content-body')//form//select") >>> manager.printQuery("id('content-body')//legend/b") Messages and Observations Goals and Interventions Report Sheets Change of Status Messages >>> manager.queryHTML("id('content-body')//fieldset[1]//li/a") [] >>> manager.queryHTML("id('content-body')//fieldset[2]//li/a") [] >>> manager.queryHTML("id('content-body')//fieldset[4]//li/a") [] >>> manager.printQuery("id('content-body')//fieldset//a/text()") View All Messages View All Goals View All Status Messages Section intervention view ------------------------- The section intervention view gives quick access to various intervention views for students in the section. >>> manager.getLink('Manage').click() >>> manager.getLink('School Years').click() >>> manager.getLink('2005-2006').click() >>> manager.getLink('Spring').click() >>> manager.getLink('Sections').click() >>> manager.getLink('section1').click() >>> manager.getLink('Interventions').click() The Messages tab is the default. The provided links allow the teacher to preview existing and compose new messages. Note that status messages are ignored when displaying message count for the student. >>> manager.printQuery("id('content-body')//div[@class='student_nav_link']/a") View Messages (2) Write New View Messages (0) Write New >>> manager.printQuery("id('content-body')//div[@class='tabmenu']/a") Goals >>> manager.printQuery("id('content-body')//td/a") Student1 Student1 Student3 Student3 We can add a new message from here by clicking on the 'Write New' link. We'll do this for Student3 to help set up dashboard tests. >>> manager.getLink('Write New', index=1).click() >>> choiceControl(manager, 'teacher1').value = True >>> manager.getControl(name='field.body').value = 'Message for Student3' >>> manager.getControl(name='UPDATE_SUBMIT').click() From: manager@example.com To: teacher1@example.com Subject: INTERVENTION MESSAGE: Student3 Student3 Default Manager writes: