lib/extended_content_helpers_for_test_set_up.rb
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def create_and_map_extended_field_to_type(options = {})
@should_create_extended_item = !options[:should_create_extended_item].nil? ? options.delete(:should_create_extended_item) : true
# add a extended field to the base class or topic type in the case of topics
create_extended_field(options)
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def create_and_map_extended_field_to_type(options = {})
@should_create_extended_item = !options[:should_create_extended_item].nil? ? options.delete(:should_create_extended_item) : true
# add a extended field to the base class or topic type in the case of topics
create_extended_field(options)
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Method create_and_map_extended_field_to_type
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def create_and_map_extended_field_to_type(options = {})
@should_create_extended_item = !options[:should_create_extended_item].nil? ? options.delete(:should_create_extended_item) : true
# add a extended field to the base class or topic type in the case of topics
create_extended_field(options)
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unless @base_class == 'Topic'
@mapped_to_type_instance = ContentType.find_by_class_name(@base_class)
else
@mapped_to_type_instance = @extended_item.topic_type
end
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unless @base_class == 'Topic'
@mapping = @extended_field.content_type_to_field_mappings.last
else
@mapping = @extended_field.topic_type_to_field_mappings.last
end
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unless @base_class == 'Topic'
@mapping = @extended_field.content_type_to_field_mappings.last
else
@mapping = @extended_field.topic_type_to_field_mappings.last
end
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unless @base_class == 'Topic'
@mapped_to_type_instance = ContentType.find_by_class_name(@base_class)
else
@mapped_to_type_instance = @extended_item.topic_type
end
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unless foo_bar.nil?
# do something...
else
# do a different thing...
end
# good
if foo_bar.present?
# do something...
else
# do a different thing...
end