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Hiding text, but still use it for
From: JP Jamous
Date: Oct 12, 2018 9:46AM
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Hi folks,
I have a form with an alert text after the submit button in the DOM. I would
like to make that alert text announceable once the user sets focus on the
submit button. No problem, I achieved the goal with
aria-labelledby="alert-message button-id". Both JAWS and NVDA announce the
message followed by "Submit button."
The only issue is if the user is down-arrowing, the alert message is spoken
followed by "submit button." Then if the user down-arrows again the alert
message is spoken because it is located in the DOM right after the submit
button outside the <form>.
I cannot move the alert message to be in the DOM prior to the Submit button.
UX will push back hard on this.
How can I prevent both JAWS and NVDA from speaking the alert message as the
user is down-arrowing?
I want to prevent the following announcement:
"Database records are uploaded frequently. Submit Button."
"Database records are uploaded frequently."
The alert message is located in a p tag housed inside a div.
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