Re: [WSG] how a href with javascript pass in A level

2007-10-23 Thread Michael MD
The problem is that the test pass in level A, and some links doesnt work without javascript but because of a existense of a noscript the test pass. I think this should get a manual check or warning. because almost noscript that i see just tell, this need flash plugin or this site need javascrip

Re: [WSG] how a href with javascript pass in A level

2007-10-23 Thread Gaspar
yes thats is my oppinion too, but the clients only gona see if pass or not. And for many developments that's all that matter. On 23/10/2007, Patrick Lauke <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > Gaspar > > > I think this should get a manual check or warning. > > You should ALWAYS do human checks of whate

RE: [WSG] how a href with javascript pass in A level

2007-10-23 Thread Patrick Lauke
> Gaspar > I think this should get a manual check or warning. You should ALWAYS do human checks of whatever an automated validation tools tells you, unless it's something purely technical (e.g. does markup validate to spec). P Patrick H. Lauke Web Editor Enterp

Re: [WSG] how a href with javascript pass in A level

2007-10-23 Thread Gaspar
The problem is that the test pass in level A, and some links doesnt work without javascript but because of a existense of a noscript the test pass. I think this should get a manual check or warning. because almost noscript that i see just tell, this need flash plugin or this site need javascript o

Re: [WSG] how a href with javascript pass in A level

2007-10-23 Thread Dave Woods
Hi, CynthiaSays should only be used as a first step so passing any online automated accessibility test by no means guarantee's that a site is accessible so you should always do a manual check. The search is definitely not accessible on the link you've provided as it simply doesn't work without Ja