Hi
I'm developing a Flash item that is required to be keyboard accessible.
One screen has a series of sliders. I want the user to be able to tab
to select which slider they wish to use, then use their arrow keys to
move the sliders left or right.
Of course the normal behaviour of the arrow keys with tabEabled items
is that they can serve as an alternative to the tab key. I'm looking
for a way to keep as closely as possible to the standard keyboard
accessibility guidelines while allowing the use of the sliders via
the keyboard.
Anyone care to share their solution to this?
I wondered about having everything tab disabled then handling the
whole thing with a key listener, but that would be a real pain. There
are other items on the same screen that also need to be part of the
normal tab order.
Cheers
David
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