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The basic problem with your code is that you have parameterised your constructor.

TestNG ONLY knows how to invoke the default constructor (no arguments constructor). In your case, you have a parameterised constructor that seems to accept a WebDriver driver instance and TestNG does not know how to instantiate this.

The easiest fix to get past this problem would be to do the following:

1. Remove the parameterised constructor and just stick to default constructor.
2. Employ an approach which abstracts out the WebDriver logic which your tests can basically invoke to get a WebDriver instance.
3. Also please try to seggregate page object classes and test classes. (Your current class AnalizesiPreturi violates this expectation)

Sometime back I built a library called autospawn which uses an annotation driven approach for browser instance management.

You can refer to https://github.com/RationaleEmotions/autospawn#how-to-use-testng

Alternatively you can make use of TestNG listeners using which you can instantiate webdriver instance and make it available via a ThreadLocal instance.

For more details please refer to my blog post https://rationaleemotions.com/parallel_webdriver_executions_using_testng/

The advice in the comments is the best advice, replace the library.

However, as with anything, there are compromises to be made and as you cannot replace the library at the moment, we can at least improve the accessibility to a level where it is "usable" with only a couple of minor tweaks.

Please note it probably will not pass WCAG AA if that is a requirement.

The first thing is to make the part that opens and closes the additional information accessible via keyboard and improve the semantics.

If you are able I would replace the contents of that column with elements instead of just text with a click handler.

That gives you all of the relevant keyboard functionality you need.

Obviously that would mean finding and adjusting the click handler responsible for expanding the row and replacing it, but hopefully it would be as simple as changing the CSS selector.

The second thing you need to do is indicate to screen reader users the action of the button.

This can easily be achieved with either an aria-label or use some visually hidden text (my preference due to compatibility)

This simply needs to explain that it reveals more information.

Something like "{name} (reveal all information in row below)".

Finally, let's hide that plus symbol from screen readers just to ensure it doesn't get announced using aria-hidden="true"

Oh and add aria-expanded="false" to the buttons and toggle that when the row below is added.

An example of the desired HTML output (based on your fiddle) is below:

You can access database data in OnSignedIn method like below:

You are setting value of category in input box inside each loop that's the reason last value is set. Instead you can write click event on edit button so on click of this button get category name and put it inside modal input-box.

Demo code :

Not sure is it helps to you, but looks like you have troubles here with attribute softmerge-inner which has unnecessary double quotes before =.

It is just not allowed by the compiler:

https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/dotnet/csharp/language-reference/keywords/using-directive#remarks

Create a using alias directive to make it easier to qualify an identifier to a namespace or type. In any using directive, the fully-qualified namespace or type must be used regardless of the using directives that come before it. No using alias can be used in the declaration of a using directive. For example, the following generates a compiler error:

I think you want:

Do not assume that Db2-for-Z/OS has the same syntax as Db2 on other platforms (such as Db2-for-Linux/Unix/Windows/cloud, or Db2-for-i ).

The SQL flavour supported by Db2-for-Z/OS allow exploitation of the hardware/software features specific to the underlying hardware platform. Some of those features do not currently exist on other hardware platforms that run Db2-for-Linux/Unix/Windows/cloud. That's why the SQL syntax can differ, apart from historic reasons associated with the historically batch nature of processing on the mainframe platform.

For Db2-for-Z/OS, the syntax for a trigger body limits the SQL statements to a subset. The subset can differ with the Db2-for-Z/OS version.

For currently shopping Db2-for-Z/OS versions, you cannot use DECLARE in the trigger body. You must examine what you are trying to achieve and find a different supported method to give the same result, for example to use "CALL" to access SQL PL functionality.

For v11 of Db2-for-Z/OS you can see the allowed statements in a trigger-body here.

You can also use that page to change to your version of the Db2-for-Z/OS product to see what SQL statements are allowed in the trigger body, and in particular examine the V12 advanced trigger capability.

Try this: