Positive system bounds testing verifies that the system performs as expected, that it does what it should.
03/14/2013 8:16:28 PDT
BuckeyeTexan to: BuckeyeTexan
I shall focus on positive system bounds testing first.
03/14/2013 8:19:43 PDT
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BuckeyeTexan to: BuckeyeTexan
I am posting this below positive system bounds testing. Where does it display?
03/14/2013 8:20:41 PDT
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BuckeyeTexan to: Jim Robinson
The comments displayed above under "Negative system bounds testing" were posted from the comment section below "Positive system bounds testing." This comment is posted from the same section. Will it post in the correct section if I address the comment to Jim instead of to myself?
03/14/2013 8:26:18 PDT
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BuckeyeTexan to: BuckeyeTexan
Ah ha. When I refresh the page, the system displays the comments in the appropriate section. This should post under positive testing.
03/14/2013 8:38:11 PDT
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Jim Robinson to: BuckeyeTexan
Yeah, it looked ok to me, but obviously I'm on a refreshed page.
03/14/2013 8:43:12 PDT
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Jim Robinson to: BuckeyeTexan
When I finish this part of the project, I'm hoping to open the form just beneath the comment you're posting to when you click "Comment." And when you post the comment it will basically replace the form while your current session is active. It goes into the db at the end of the thread, so when you refresh, the comment will be at the bottom of the newly displayed list.
I shall focus on positive system bounds testing first.
I am posting this below positive system bounds testing. Where does it display?
The comments displayed above under "Negative system bounds testing" were posted from the comment section below "Positive system bounds testing." This comment is posted from the same section. Will it post in the correct section if I address the comment to Jim instead of to myself?
Ah ha. When I refresh the page, the system displays the comments in the appropriate section. This should post under positive testing.
Yeah, it looked ok to me, but obviously I'm on a refreshed page.
When I finish this part of the project, I'm hoping to open the form just beneath the comment you're posting to when you click "Comment." And when you post the comment it will basically replace the form while your current session is active. It goes into the db at the end of the thread, so when you refresh, the comment will be at the bottom of the newly displayed list.