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# url_for()
ok 1 - url_for() converts an internal URI to a web URI
ok 2 - url_for() can take an absolute boolean as its second argument
ok 3 - url_for() can take an absolute boolean as its second argument
# link_to()
ok 4 - link_to() returns an HTML a tag
ok 5 - link_to() can take an absolute option
ok 6 - link_to() can take an absolute option
ok 7 - link_to() can take a query_string option
ok 8 - link_to() can take an anchor option
ok 9 - link_to() takes the url as the link name if the first argument is empty
ok 10 - link_to() includes CSRF token from BaseForm
# button_to()
ok 11 - button_to() returns an HTML input tag
ok 12 - button_to() returns an HTML input tag
ok 13 - button_to() returns an HTML input tag
ok 14 - button_to() returns an HTML input tag
ok 15 - button_to() accepts options as string
ok 16 - button_to() works with confirm option
ok 17 - button_to() works with confirm and popup option
ok 18 - button_to() includes CSRF token from BaseForm
ok 19 - link_to() can take an object as its first argument if __toString() method is defined
ok 20 - link_to() can take an object as its first argument
# link_to_if()
ok 21 - link_to_if() returns an HTML a tag if the condition is true
ok 22 - link_to_if() returns an HTML span tag by default if the condition is false
ok 23 - link_to_if() takes a tag option
ok 24 - link_to_if() removes tag option (given as string) in true case
ok 25 - link_to_if() removes tag option (given as array) in true case
ok 26 - link_to_if() returns an HTML span tag by default if the condition is false
ok 27 - link_to_if() accepts link_to2 compatible usage
ok 28 - link_to_if() accepts link_to2 compatible usage
# link_to_unless()
ok 29 - link_to_unless() returns an HTML a tag if the condition is false
ok 30 - link_to_unless() returns an HTML span tag by default if the condition is true
ok 31 - link_to_unless() accepts link_to2 compatible usage
ok 32 - link_to_unless() accepts link_to2 compatible usage
# public_path()
ok 33 - public_path() returns the public path
ok 34 - public_path() returns the public path if starting with slash
ok 35 - public_path() returns the public path
# mail_to()
ok 36 - mail_to() creates a mailto a tag
ok 37 - mail_to() creates a mailto a tag
ok 38 - mail_to() can encode the email address
# mail_to test
ok 39 - mail_to with only given email works
ok 40 - mail_to with given email and title works
ok 41 - mail_to with encoding works
ok 42 - mail_to() works with given default values in array form
ok 43 - mail_to() works with given default values in string form
ok 44 - mail_to() works with given default value with spaces
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