As a user, I want to know that I entered the wrong intervention code by being presented with a 404 page so that I can check my URL and ensure that I entered the correct information.
Use the 404 page that we use in other apps (glossary, drug dictionary, etc.)
ESTIMATE 2
Acceptance Criteria
Scenario: Page Not Found displays when a user views a dynamic listing page with invalid intervention parameter
Given user navigates to “/C123455”
And "trialListingPageType" is set to "Intervention"
When the user has entered an incorrect intervention
Then the system redirects users to a 404 page
Then page title on error page is "Page Not Found"
And the search bar appears below the text
And the following links and texts exist on the page: "We can't find the page you're looking for." Visit the homepage, browse by cancer type, or use the search below." "Have a question? Get in touch."
| https://www.cancer.gov | homepage |
| https://www.cancer.gov/types | cancer type |
| https://www.cancer.gov/contact | Get in touch |
And the system returns a 404 status code
Given the application returns a "Page not found" message
Then the title tag should be "Page Not Found"
Then the page should contain the markup <meta name="prerender-status-code" content="404">
Scenario: Page Load Analytics fires for a 404 with invalid intervention
Given "trialListingPageType" is set to "Intervention"
And "baseHost" is set to "http://localhost:3000"
And "canonicalHost" is set to "https://www.cancer.gov"
And "analyticsPublishedDate" is set to "02/02/2011"
And "siteName" is set to "National Cancer Institute"
When the user navigates to "/c123456"
Then page title on error page is "Page Not Found"
And browser waits
Then there should be an analytics event with the following details
| key | value |
| type | PageLoad |
| event | TrialListingPageApp:Load:PageNotFound |
| page.name | www.cancer.gov/c123456 |
| page.title | Page Not Found |
| page.metaTitle | Page Not Found |
| page.language | english |
| page.type | nciAppModulePage |
| page.channel | Clinical Trials |
| page.contentGroup | Clinical Trials: Custom |
| page.additionalDetails.trialListingPageType | intervention |
Resources:
Feature: JIRA Ticket #
Mockups: Here goes a URL to or the name of the mockup(s) in inVision
Web Page: Here goes a URL to an existing web page
Notes
Adding markup will allow a pre-renderer to detect the error and report the correct 404 status code.
Some complementary notes if necessary:
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Solution
As had been designed, the higher order component that fetches the listing info will be responsible for showing the 404 when one of the parameters that is fetched returns a 404 from the API.
Prerequisites
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As a user, I want to know that I entered the wrong intervention code by being presented with a 404 page so that I can check my URL and ensure that I entered the correct information.
Use the 404 page that we use in other apps (glossary, drug dictionary, etc.)
Acceptance Criteria
Resources:
Notes
Adding markup will allow a pre-renderer to detect the error and report the correct 404 status code.
Some complementary notes if necessary:
Solution
As had been designed, the higher order component that fetches the listing info will be responsible for showing the 404 when one of the parameters that is fetched returns a 404 from the API.
Prerequisites
Tasks
Technical Notes