Dne Fri, 26 Jun 2009 07:17:17 +0200 Ian Hickson <i...@hixie.ch> napsal/-a:
On Tue, 2 Dec 2008, Oldřich Vetešník wrote:
Dne Tue, 02 Dec 2008 11:31:07 +0100 Ian Hickson <i...@hixie.ch>
napsal/-a:
>
> Well, in the snippet above, the following seems adequate:
> <label> Instructions <input name=idfield>
> Type in dd-mm-yyy format</label>
> ...and the custom error message should be set from script, using
> addCustomValidity(). How is that not accessible? It seems fine to me.
The
> AT can read the whole label when entering the field, and the error
message
> handling is done by the UA.
Alright, I agree, I don't have a problem with it. But is it possible to
create
a detailed documentation for this, including "How do I code it right?,"
with
wrong good and examples? In my opinion, if there was a good, clear and
understandable (for human regular beings that is) documentantion which
developers could refer to, and if it succeeded in getting known widely,
it
could improve the overall knowledge and accessibility. It reminds of the
longdesc attribute - it's useful but nobody really knows how to make it
right.
I think it would be reasonable to have examples, yes.
I've added one for <label> similar to the above. Do you have any other
areas where you would like particular examples?
Mm, maybe adding an error message would be fine - just to nail the head :)
<p><label>Post code: <input name=pc> <small>Format: AB12 3CD</small>
<span>There seems to be an error, please type the post code in the correct
format.</span></label></p> (for example)
Note that Lachy is working on a whole authoring guide for HTML5 which
will
probably cover things like this in more detail also.
Great, can I see it somewhere?
Thanks,
O.V.
