Thank you all for the feedback!
Steve's one is most assuring. One page uses quirks mode should be OK if it
doesn't cause issue to Screen Reader.
tee
On Mar 27, 2011, at 6:01 AM, Steve Faulkner wrote:
> hi tee
>
>> which the page has no dtd, body and html tags?
>
> if it renders in the brow
hi tee
>which the page has no dtd, body and html tags?
if it renders in the browser the lack of thes above should not effect
screen readers.
note if you have a html file consisting solely of:
poot
the DOM constructed by the browser looks like this:
poot
what you will probably find is t
> Screen readers doesn't process javascript, so no AJAX requests will be made.
I don't think so.
There are a couple of good article from Gez Lemon and Steve Faulkner about Ajax
and SRs:
http://juicystudio.com/article/making-ajax-work-with-screen-readers.php
http://juicystudio.com/article/improv
Screen readers doesn't process javascript, so no AJAX requests will be
made.
But if you call your JS function by adding event to the link, you can also
add proper page link to proper HTML page with LOGON form.
As simple as that.
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Hi tee
On 26/03/2011, at 4:50 PM, tee wrote:
> I have a small login popup box, and is using Ajax fetch to pull in the login
> page. Due to the way the system works, the login page default is to use a
> page template instead of just the chunk of login code placed in a header or
> left/right c
I have a small login popup box, and is using Ajax fetch to pull in the login
page. Due to the way the system works, the login page default is to use a page
template instead of just the chunk of login code placed in a header or
left/right column, though can be done too but my view is that the l
