old_contents: """Twitter-style pagination feeding an specific content wrapper integration tests."""
  
  from __future__ import unicode_literals
  
  from django.test import override_settings
  
  from el_pagination.tests.integration import SeleniumTestCase
  
  
  @override_settings(PAGE_OUT_OF_RANGE_404=True)
  class FeedWrapperPaginationTest(SeleniumTestCase):
  
      view_name = 'feed-wrapper'
      selector = 'tbody > tr > td:first-child'
  
      def test_new_elements_loaded(self):
          # Ensure a new page is loaded on click.
          self.get()
          with self.assertNewElements('object', range(1, 21)):
              self.click_link(self.MORE)
  
      def test_url_not_changed(self):
          # Ensure the request is done using Ajax (the page does not refresh).
          self.get()
          with self.assertSameURL():
              self.click_link(self.MORE)
  
      def test_direct_link(self):
          # Ensure direct links work.
          self.get(page=3)
          self.assertElements('object', range(21, 31))
          self.assertIn('page=3', self.selenium.current_url)
  
      def test_subsequent_page(self):
          # Ensure next page is correctly loaded in a subsequent page.
          self.get(page=2)
          with self.assertNewElements('object', range(11, 31)):
              self.click_link(self.MORE)
  
      def test_multiple_show_more_through_all_pages(self):
          # Ensure new pages are loaded again and again.
          self.get()
          for page in range(2, 6):
              expected_range = range(1, 10 * page + 1)
              with self.assertSameURL():
                  with self.assertNewElements('object', expected_range):
                      self.click_link(self.MORE)
  
                      # The more link is kept even in the last page, once it
                      # doesn't know it is the last
                      self.asserLinksEqual(1, self.MORE)
  
          # After one more click, the more link itself is removed
          self.click_link(self.MORE)
          self.asserLinksEqual(0, self.MORE)
  
      def test_no_more_link_in_last_page_opened_directly(self):
          self.get(page=5)
          self.asserLinksEqual(0, self.MORE)
          self.assertElements('object', range(41, 51))
  
new_contents: """Twitter-style pagination feeding an specific content wrapper integration tests."""
  
  from __future__ import unicode_literals
  
  import el_pagination.settings
  from el_pagination.tests.integration import SeleniumTestCase
  
  
  class FeedWrapperPaginationTest(SeleniumTestCase):
  
      view_name = 'feed-wrapper'
      selector = 'tbody > tr > td:first-child'
  
      def test_new_elements_loaded(self):
          # Ensure a new page is loaded on click.
          self.get()
          with self.assertNewElements('object', range(1, 21)):
              self.click_link(self.MORE)
  
      def test_url_not_changed(self):
          # Ensure the request is done using Ajax (the page does not refresh).
          self.get()
          with self.assertSameURL():
              self.click_link(self.MORE)
  
      def test_direct_link(self):
          # Ensure direct links work.
          self.get(page=3)
          self.assertElements('object', range(21, 31))
          self.assertIn('page=3', self.selenium.current_url)
  
      def test_subsequent_page(self):
          # Ensure next page is correctly loaded in a subsequent page.
          self.get(page=2)
          with self.assertNewElements('object', range(11, 31)):
              self.click_link(self.MORE)
  
      def test_feed_wrapper__test_multiple_show_more_through_all_pages(self):
          # Make a 404 error when page is empty
          el_pagination.settings.PAGE_OUT_OF_RANGE_404 = True
  
          # Ensure new pages are loaded again and again.
          self.get()
          for page in range(2, 6):
              expected_range = range(1, 10 * page + 1)
              with self.assertSameURL():
                  with self.assertNewElements('object', expected_range):
                      self.click_link(self.MORE)
  
                      # The more link is kept even in the last page, once it
                      # doesn't know it is the last
                      self.asserLinksEqual(1, self.MORE)
  
          # After one more click, the more link itself is removed
          self.click_link(self.MORE)
          self.asserLinksEqual(0, self.MORE)
  
          # Return to initial condition
          el_pagination.settings.PAGE_OUT_OF_RANGE_404 = False
  
      def test_no_more_link_in_last_page_opened_directly(self):
          self.get(page=5)
          self.asserLinksEqual(0, self.MORE)
          self.assertElements('object', range(41, 51))
  
subject: Apply the PAGE_OUT_OF_RANGE_404 in the proper place.