What would be ideal would be a name parameter that provides the column name
and row number.  I have seen other apps that would generate text field names
consisting of "columnname_rownumber" like Description_2 for a column named
Description and a text field in that column at row 2. This is an easy way
for a text reader to guide an unsighted user.   The example given above is
how CodeCharge generates its grid text field labels.

The below html is from such a grid.  For some reason, the column name has a
1 appended to the name as in Description1_38 for the 38th row in the
Description column.

 <tr>
      <td class="GridSoftDataTD" align="middle" valign="top"><input
class="GridSoftInput" type="checkbox" value="1" name="ACTIVE_38" ></td> 
      <td class="GridSoftDataTD" valign="top"><input class="GridSoftInput"
maxlength="74" size="40" value="NPCPRD.NPC.TABLE.T0133.PACTYPE(0)
" name="DATASET_NAME_38"></td> 
      <td class="GridSoftDataTD" valign="top"><input class="GridSoftInput"
maxlength="20" size="12" value="PRACTYPE" name="TABLE_NAME_38"></td> 
      <td class="GridSoftDataTD"><textarea class="GridSoftTextarea"
name="DESCRIPTION1_38" rows="3" cols="50">Practioner Type.
This data is loaded quarterly(?).</textarea></td> 
    </tr>

Thanks,

Roy

-----Original Message-----
From: Henner Kollmann [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, May 29, 2003 1:35 PM
To: McBrayer, Roy
Cc: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: AW: [dbforms] DBforms usage for those who are disabled


> I work with the Dept. of Veteran's Affairs in the U.S.  All 
> of our applications are required to be compliant with Section 
> 508 of the U.S. Disabilities Act.  Basically this Act 
> requires any application to be usable by someone who is blind 
> or otherwise handicapped.  Generally, for tables, this 
> requires a cell label that corresponds to the row and column. 
>  Unless, I am mistaken, DBforms cell labels do not appear to 
> have a correlation to the row and column and would be 
> difficult to use with a text reader as
> required for someone who is blind.   Is this a correct statement?
> 
Yes, it's correct. 
Could you send us an example of html code with rows and columns wich would
fit your need? 
So that we could check if it's possible to integrate?

Regards,
Henner



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