Although it is possible to have 2 cells I don't think this even close to
the norm. Why would we we not just have the screen reader ask to go to a
row and column number? It is not difficult to ask the user agent to
navigate to compute the effective cell to the right and ask for the user
agent to
Would it not be better to just navigate to a given row and column index?
Why limit it to just the cell in a direction?
Rich Schwerdtfeger
From: James Teh
To: Dominic Mazzoni , IAccessible2 mailing
list
Rich, I think the problem is, what if the table consists of just two cells,
(1, 1) and (999, 999) - the screen reader wants to go to the
Jamie, as an alternative, couldn't the screen reader try navigating to the
next / previous cell using the row, column index, but if that fails, fall
back on DOM