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When /^I toggle the "([^"]+)" submenu$/ do |menu_name|
  nodes = all(:css, ".menu_root a[title=\"#{menu_name}\"] + .toggler")

  # w/o javascript, all menu elements are expanded by default. So the toggler
  # might not be present.
  nodes.first.click if nodes.present?
end

Then /^there should be no child menu item selected$/ do
  page.should_not have_css('.main-menu--children .selected')
end

Then /^there should not be a main menu$/ do
  page.should_not have_css('#main-menu')
end

Then /^I should (not )?see "(.*?)" as being logged in$/ do |negative, name|
  if negative
    page.should_not have_link(name)
  else
    page.should have_link(name)
  end
end

# opens a menu item in the main menu
When /^I open the "([^"]+)" (?:sub)?menu$/ do |menu_name|
  nodes = all(:css, ".menu_root a[title=\"#{menu_name}\"]")

  # w/o javascript, all menu elements are expanded by default. So the toggler
  # might not be present.
  nodes.first.click if nodes.present?
end

When /^I select "(.+?)" from the action menu$/ do |entry_name|
  within(action_menu_selector) do
    find('button').click
  end
  within('.dropdown-menu') do
    click_link(entry_name)
  end
end

When /^I click on the edit button$/ do
  within('#toolbar-items') do
    find('.edit-all-button').click
  end
end

Then /^there should not be a "(.+?)" entry in the action menu$/ do |entry_name|
  within(action_menu_selector) do
    should_not have_link(entry_name)
  end
end

def action_menu_selector
  # supports both the old and the new selector for the action menu
  # please note that using this with the old .contextual selector takes longer
  # as capybara waits for the new .action_menu_main selector to appear

  if has_css?('.action_menu_main')
    all('.action_menu_main').first
  elsif has_css?('.action_menu_specific')
    all('.action_menu_specific').first
  elsif has_css?('.contextual')
    all('.contextual').first
  else
    raise 'No action menu on the current page'
  end
end