# Acceptance test content is present on page

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**Created:** [Février 13, 2017, 2:48 UTC](https://meta.discourse.org/t/acceptance-test-content-is-present-on-page/57292 "2017-02-13T02:48:10Z")\
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Interesting. I added 10 “not” tests, and sure enough, a lot of the tests that were passing were not passing for the reason I had thought they were.

Changing the "find"s to “exists” fixed most, except for four of them.

I changed the first problem test to an “equals” and discovered that although I specified currentUser as “TestRunner” instead of “Welcome TestRunner” it was “Welcome eviltrout”.

This apparently is coming from a fixture.

I don’t know if having plugins test against Core test fixtures is a great idea, but I guess it could work. Better would be for me to learn how to use my own fixtures that would be part of the plugin.

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