I'm wondering if anyone has tried/tested the following potentially
useful extensions and if so what their opinion was/is:
"Two recently released text-to-speech extensions can transform
Firefox into a talking Web browser suitable for users with visual
impairments -- and anyone else who can
Firevox also implemts much of WAI-ARIA, so it is useful for testing
and demos of ARIA functionality.
On 05/12/2007, Steve Green <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> A year ago I started to evaluate FireVox 2.6 and had a dialog with Charles
> Chen, its creator. At that time there is no way I would des
Firevox also implemts much of WAI-ARIA, so it is useful for testing
and demos of ARIA functionality.
On 05/12/2007, Steve Green <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> A year ago I started to evaluate FireVox 2.6 and had a dialog with Charles
> Chen, its creator. At that time there is no way I would desc
A year ago I started to evaluate FireVox 2.6 and had a dialog with Charles
Chen, its creator. At that time there is no way I would describe it as
"full-fledged screen reader" as it had many shortcomings. I got the
impression it was really just a hobby project, and Charles said he had
pretty much a
A year ago I started to evaluate FireVox 2.6 and had a dialog with Charles
Chen, its creator. At that time there is no way I would describe it as
"full-fledged screen reader" as it had many shortcomings. I got the
impression it was really just a hobby project, and Charles said he had
pretty much ab
form elements have focus() method in javascript. plain html doesn't allow this.
Cheers,
Max.
2007/12/5, Minh D. Tran <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> Hi Everyone,
>
> I just have a question regarding forms. How do I set the cursor to default
> on a certain form input field?
>
> Thanks,
> M
>
>
>
>
> _
On 12/5/07, Minh D. Tran <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> I just have a question regarding forms. How do I set the cursor to default
> on a certain form input field?
Do you mean you want to automatically give focus to a particular form field
when the page loads? You can simply call the .focus() met
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By default, forms fields take focus from the top-down and left to
right. All you have to do, is line them up in the order you want them
to have focus.
-chuck
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On Dec 5, 2007, at 9:47 AM, Minh D. Tran wrote:
Hi Everyone,
I just have a question regarding for
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tabindex determines the order in which people tab through a form. I
would prefer this to using javascript because it avoids problems with
browsers that don't recognize the javascript.
http://www.w3.org/TR/html4/interact/forms.html#h-17.11
Michael Horowitz
Your Computer Consultant
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Michael Horowitz wrote:
> tabindex determines the order in which people tab through a form.
The default tabindex simply follows the source order, as mentioned before.
I would recommend not specifying the tabindex unless you are prepared
to spend a lot of time doing everything, as it overrides th
Michael Horowitz wrote:
> tabindex determines the order in which people tab through a form.
The default tabindex simply follows the source order, as mentioned before.
I would recommend not specifying the tabindex unless you are prepared
to spend a lot of time doing everything, as it overrides the
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tabindex determines the order in which people tab through a form. I
would prefer this to using javascript because it avoids problems with
browsers that don't recognize the javascript.
http://www.w3.org/TR/html4/interact/forms.html#h-17.11
Michael Horowitz
Your Computer Consultant
http://you
That is not really true. Form fields take focus from the order they are
in the code. They can be positioned anywhere on the screen using CSS.
Without intervention they will follow this order regardless of top,
bottom, left or right on the screen.
'Lining them up' would (hopefully) be done with C
Matthew,
I don't have a field name. I only have one field on my HTML pages, which is the
search box. This is my Form:
|
|
How do I make the cursor default to the search box? Where would I put the
document.getElementById('myfield').focus(); line in my HTML code? Can I add it
to this code:
Matthew,
I don't have a field name. I only have one field on my HTML pages, which is the
search box. This is my Form:
|
|
How do I make the cursor default to the search box? Where would I put the
document.getElementById('myfield').focus(); line in my HTML code? Can I add it
to this code:
Hi Everyone,
I just have a question regarding forms. How do I set the cursor to default on a
certain form input field?
Thanks,
M
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That is not really true. Form fields take focus from the order they are
in the code. They can be positioned anywhere on the screen using CSS.
Without intervention they will follow this order regardless of top,
bottom, left or right on the screen.
'Lining them up' would (hopefully) be done with CSS
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document:
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form elements have focus() method in javascript. plain html doesn't allow this.
Cheers,
Max.
2007/12/5, Minh D. Tran <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> Hi Everyone,
>
> I just have a question regarding forms. How do I set the cursor to default
> on a certain form input field?
>
> Thanks,
> M
>
>
>
>
>
On 12/5/07, Minh D. Tran <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> I just have a question regarding forms. How do I set the cursor to default
> on a certain form input field?
Do you mean you want to automatically give focus to a particular form field
when the page loads? You can simply call the .focus() met
Hi Everyone,
I just have a question regarding forms. How do I set the cursor to default on a
certain form input field?
Thanks,
M
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That said how would it compare for a developer that is making an effort
to correctly mark up their html just to get an impression of how it
would work for a screen reader user?
Steve Green wrote:
A year ago I started to evaluate FireVox 2.6 and had a dialog with Charles
Chen, its creator. At t
By default, forms fields take focus from the top-down and left to
right. All you have to do, is line them up in the order you want them
to have focus.
-chuck
=
On Dec 5, 2007, at 9:47 AM, Minh D. Tran wrote:
Hi Everyone,
I just have a question regarding forms
That said how would it compare for a developer that is making an effort
to correctly mark up their html just to get an impression of how it
would work for a screen reader user?
Steve Green wrote:
A year ago I started to evaluate FireVox 2.6 and had a dialog with Charles
Chen, its creator. At
Hey all,
As you know, we are experiencing some mail issues.
The "read receipts" issue has been resolved and the offender removed from
the WSG system.
However, the double posts has not yet been resolved. It appears that the
problem is not with the WSG mail server but being caused by someone who i
Hi,
The duplicate posts are coming from a "Globe IT" server in the Netherlands.
I have blocked the IP address 217.148.170.240
So we'll see if this message comes back...
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I haven't tried them before but they sound very interesting. I'll have
to give them a look.
Nick Lo wrote:
I'm wondering if anyone has tried/tested the following potentially
useful extensions and if so what their opinion was/is:
"Two recently released text-to-speech extensions can transform
Whether or not FireVox is a valid tool for testing really depends on the
content. If you've got a static site that's got all the appropriate semantic
structure, then it's going to behave much like JAWS or any other screen
reader. However, as you start to add complexity, the differences between the
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