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Thank you for adding the portal version @Luke, I reproduced this issue using the same version now.
Then, after using the following resources, I managed to create a working app that overrides the update_password.jsp:
https://git.fortiss.org/civitas-digitalis/platform/-/tree/master/modules/UpdatePasswordOverride
https://www.softwaresavvyblog.com/post/liferay-overriding-core-jsps
I have created a repository with my working app, to show you how the code exactly looks like, it will print an "OVERRIDDEN" message to the top of the page when you visit:
http://localhost:8080/c/portal/update_password
My repository is located here:
https://github.com/peterpetrekanics/UpdatePwOverride7310

Here are my detailed steps I took:

1. Create a new Liferay workspace on your computer
   use blade init command from the terminal
   select dxp-7.3-sp1
   
2. Create an MVC Portlet project and remove the unnecessary files
   
3. Ensure that your build.gradle file contains this line:
   compileOnly group: "com.liferay.portal", name: "release.portal.api"
   otherwise your class will not detect the import: com.liferay.portal.deploy.hot.CustomJspBag;
   
4. Modify your class:
   add "implements CustomJspBag" after your class' name
   
5. Implement unimplemented methods (this is the part where using Liferay Developer Studio may come handy)
   I used the earlier mentioned blog resources for that.
   
6. Build the project and deploy it to a running 7.3 GA1 server
   
7. Visit this page, and the overridden message should appear:
   http://localhost:8080/c/portal/update_password
   
   I hope this helped, please let me know if you get other results
   

Components are basically function references, and you are invoking them, so instead of doing SignIn(), try

edit: and make userLoggedInAlert start with upper case, then all together:

{user ? : }

I just created a working sandbox using the example from the docs. Compare your solution to that. If you are still unsure why it isn't working, we're going to need to see more code/config.

Use Context configuration on top of your controller test class. @ContextConfiguration(classes = {ContentController.class})

I was able to determine that the "moreOptions" element is inside of the iFrame, I edited my original message to pull in the full HTML for the page. I see that the "IR" element is outside of the iFrame.

To access the elements located inside the tag, we have to find the iframe tag first, then access the elements. You try to use the following code to get elements from the Iframe:

I think you forgot to run npm install

I changed the code so that clicking the button in either location simply dispatched an event, and that event was handled in the org-tree-component to open the actual dialog.

Use the context parameter to pass all the parameters needed.

For exemple, imagine that have this SimpleInputDialogComponent:

I managed to fix this by fetching first from the internet, then from cache: