Feature: Viewing the wiki index page Background: Given there are no wiki menu items And there is 1 user with the following: | login | bob | And there is a role "member" And the role "member" may have the following rights: | view_wiki_pages | And there is 1 project with the following: | name | project1 | | identifier | project1 | And the user "bob" is a "member" in the project "project1" And I am already logged in as "bob" Scenario: Visiting the wiki index page without a related page should show the overall index page and select no menu item When I go to the wiki index page of the project called "project1" Then I should see "Index by title" within "#content" And there should be no menu item selected Scenario: Visiting the wiki index page with a related page that has the index page option enabled on it's menu item should show the page and select the toc menu entry within the wiki menu item Given the project "project1" has 1 wiki page with the following: | title | ParentWikiPage | And the project "project1" has 1 wiki menu item with the following: | title | ParentWikiPage | | index_page | true | When I go to the wiki index page below the "ParentWikiPage" page of the project called "project1" Then I should see "Index by title" within "#content" And the table of contents wiki menu item inside the "ParentWikiPage" menu item should be selected Scenario: Visiting the wiki index page with a related page that has the index page option disabled on it's menu item should show the page and select no menu item Given the project "project1" has 1 wiki page with the following: | title | ParentWikiPage | And the project "project1" has 1 wiki menu item with the following: | title | ParentWikiPage | When I go to the wiki index page below the "ParentWikiPage" page of the project called "project1" Then I should see "Index by title" within "#content" And there should be no menu item selected