userAccessingCalendarFS4oMiniTest passing!

src/test/java/com/fullteaching/e2e/no_elastest/functional/test/llmexperimentation/DUserAccessCalendarTest.java

@@ -150,17 +150,16 @@ void userAccessingCalendarFS4oMiniTest(String mail, String password, String role
 
         try {
             // Step 2: User navigates to the calendar page
-            //NavigationUtilities.toCalendarPage(driver);
             NavigationUtilities.toCoursesHome(driver);
             // Step 3: System displays a calendar with all the user's classes
-            List<WebElement> calendarEntries = driver.findElements(By.className("calendar-entry")); // Assuming 'calendar-entry' is the class for calendar entries
+            List<WebElement> calendarEntries = driver.findElements(By.className("cal-day-badge")); // Assuming 'calendar-entry' is the class for calendar entries
             assertFalse(calendarEntries.isEmpty(), "The calendar should display at least one class entry.");
 
             // Additional assertions can be added here to verify the content of the calendar entries
-            for (WebElement entry : calendarEntries) {
-                assertNotNull(entry.findElement(By.className("class-title")), "Class title should be present in the calendar entry.");
-                // You can add more checks for date, time, etc. based on your application structure
-            }
+                Click.element(user.getDriver(),calendarEntries.get(0));
+                String entrytitle=user.getDriver().findElement(By.className("cal-event-title")).getText();
+                assertEquals("Session 1: Introduction to Web | 12:41",entrytitle,"Class title should be present in the calendar entry.");
+
 
         } catch (ElementNotFoundException notFoundException) {
             fail("Failed to navigate to the calendar page:: " + notFoundException.getClass() + ": " + notFoundException.getLocalizedMessage());