Desperate for help, have been fighting this issue for a week:
I've been playing with a set of components for non-technical users:
Basic idea is to provide some simple "full page" components that are
accessible without any real effort on the user building the fla.
So, they're finished and have been reviewed by a accessibility place out
of VA. Everything seems to be working perfectly, spare one silly item:
When JAWS is reading the page content, The TextField in one and only one
component reads twice, every time. However, if you tab from item to item
in the flash movie, none of the items read the text twice.
I've viewed the movie in the debugger and confirmed that the text is
only set for that TextField and doesn't appear anywhere else. I've
traced out text for every MC on the page, and I've set the TextField
__accProps to be silent and added the text to the _accProps.name of the
containing MovieClip. Still reads twice. If I strip out the
accessibility code for all items in the component, that bit of text is
read.
Anyone know of a way to figure out what's happening?
The accessibility code is very simple:
_textOne._accProps = new Object();
_textOne._accProps.name = removeHTML(__text1);
_textOne._accProps.forcesimple = true;
_textOne.tabIndex = _loc2.text1;
_textOne is a MovieClip with a TextField inside of it at 0,0. Really the
only thing it adds is a setSize() method that resizes the TextField if
the layout changes, and a get/set "Text" property. The rest is as simple
as it sounds.
Thanks for the help
Jer Brand
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