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From: Jennison Mark Asuncion
Date: Wed, Sep 10 2014 9:55AM
Subject: strange sr issue
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Hi,
I'm experiencing an issue that I haven't seen before, which is only
happening when a screen reader is running. In a set of otherwise
accessible web pages, on some pages, the screen reader will
immediately go to the bottom of the page. Again, this is not happening
on all pages, and has been seen with VO and Safari, NVDA and FF/IE,
and JAWS with IE/FF.
Has anyone else experienced this type of behavior? I figure it will
end up being something simple being overlooked. If folks have guidance
on things to check, in order to troubleshoot this, that would be
appreciated.
Jennison
From: deborah.kaplan
Date: Wed, Sep 10 2014 9:59AM
Subject: Re: strange sr issue
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I have recently encountered some pages with a form at the bottom of the
page which captures the keyboard focus via JavaScript, and drags the screen
reader cursor down with it. Could it be something like that?
Deborah Kaplan
On Wed, 10 Sep 2014, Jennison Mark Asuncion wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I'm experiencing an issue that I haven't seen before, which is only
> happening when a screen reader is running. In a set of otherwise
> accessible web pages, on some pages, the screen reader will
> immediately go to the bottom of the page. Again, this is not happening
> on all pages, and has been seen with VO and Safari, NVDA and FF/IE,
> and JAWS with IE/FF.
>
> Has anyone else experienced this type of behavior? I figure it will
> end up being something simple being overlooked. If folks have guidance
> on things to check, in order to troubleshoot this, that would be
> appreciated.
>
> Jennison
> > > >
>
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From: Jennison Mark Asuncion
Date: Wed, Sep 10 2014 10:10AM
Subject: Re: strange sr issue
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Hi,
I'll recheck, but I've been told that when a screen reader is not
running, focus acts correctly on all pages.
Jennison
On 9/10/14, = EMAIL ADDRESS REMOVED = < = EMAIL ADDRESS REMOVED = > wrote:
> I have recently encountered some pages with a form at the bottom of the
> page which captures the keyboard focus via JavaScript, and drags the screen
> reader cursor down with it. Could it be something like that?
>
> Deborah Kaplan
>
> On Wed, 10 Sep 2014, Jennison Mark Asuncion wrote:
>
>> Hi,
>>
>> I'm experiencing an issue that I haven't seen before, which is only
>> happening when a screen reader is running. In a set of otherwise
>> accessible web pages, on some pages, the screen reader will
>> immediately go to the bottom of the page. Again, this is not happening
>> on all pages, and has been seen with VO and Safari, NVDA and FF/IE,
>> and JAWS with IE/FF.
>>
>> Has anyone else experienced this type of behavior? I figure it will
>> end up being something simple being overlooked. If folks have guidance
>> on things to check, in order to troubleshoot this, that would be
>> appreciated.
>>
>> Jennison
>> >> >> >>
>>
>
> --
> > > >
From: Pratik Patel
Date: Wed, Sep 10 2014 10:26AM
Subject: Re: strange sr issue
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Hello Jennison,
Do you have an example that you can point to? Or are these internal feet facing pages that we are not able to take a look at? If I had to guess, I would take a look at modal dialog and JavaScript.
Regards,
Sent from my iPhone
On Sep 10, 2014, at 12:10 PM, Jennison Mark Asuncion < = EMAIL ADDRESS REMOVED = > wrote:
Hi,
I'll recheck, but I've been told that when a screen reader is not
running, focus acts correctly on all pages.
Jennison
> On 9/10/14, = EMAIL ADDRESS REMOVED = < = EMAIL ADDRESS REMOVED = > wrote:
> I have recently encountered some pages with a form at the bottom of the
> page which captures the keyboard focus via JavaScript, and drags the screen
> reader cursor down with it. Could it be something like that?
>
> Deborah Kaplan
>
>> On Wed, 10 Sep 2014, Jennison Mark Asuncion wrote:
>>
>> Hi,
>>
>> I'm experiencing an issue that I haven't seen before, which is only
>> happening when a screen reader is running. In a set of otherwise
>> accessible web pages, on some pages, the screen reader will
>> immediately go to the bottom of the page. Again, this is not happening
>> on all pages, and has been seen with VO and Safari, NVDA and FF/IE,
>> and JAWS with IE/FF.
>>
>> Has anyone else experienced this type of behavior? I figure it will
>> end up being something simple being overlooked. If folks have guidance
>> on things to check, in order to troubleshoot this, that would be
>> appreciated.
>>
>> Jennison
>> >> >> >
> --
> > >
From: David Farough
Date: Wed, Sep 10 2014 11:43AM
Subject: Re: strange sr issue
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I have noticed something like this with one of our applications.
It uses version 3 of the Web Experience toolkit. one of the options in
the WET navigation menus accesses application help information.
When you activate the help menu option, from the menu, a new help page
is presented. Jaws will begin reading information on the page, but will
stop reading the page content at some point, the focus will then be at
the very end of the page. it is then necessary to move up to find the
place where Jaws stopped reading in order to hear the rest of the
content. I think in this case this happens due to something within the
WET Menus.
David Farough
coordonateur de l'accessibilité
/Application Accessibility Coordinator
Direction des services d'information technologiques /
Information Technology Services Directorate
Commission de la fonction publique /Public Service Commission
Courriel / Email: = EMAIL ADDRESS REMOVED =
Tél / Tel. (819) 420-8418
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From: Bim Egan
Date: Wed, Sep 17 2014 4:48AM
Subject: Re: strange sr issue
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Hi,
I've seen this in a few applications that are written as a single page, but
scripted to show a given number of "page views", like a multi-part form, but
without having to run a server session. The focus landing at the bottom of
the page was an issue for all keyboard users though, not just those using
SR. The Visual focus was fine, it was just the keyboard focus that was a
problem.
It was cured by using JS to position the focus at the top of each new "page
view".
Bim
From: Hans Hillen
Date: Fri, Sep 19 2014 5:09PM
Subject: Re: strange sr issue
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Hi Jennison,
I've seen this occasionally in a specific screen reader, not consistently
in all screen readers though. I've always attributed it to overall screen
reader bugginess. If you have a URL for me I would be interested to have a
closer look at it.
On Wed, Sep 17, 2014 at 10:48 PM, Bim Egan < = EMAIL ADDRESS REMOVED = > wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I've seen this in a few applications that are written as a single page, but
> scripted to show a given number of "page views", like a multi-part form,
> but
> without having to run a server session. The focus landing at the bottom
> of
> the page was an issue for all keyboard users though, not just those using
> SR. The Visual focus was fine, it was just the keyboard focus that was a
> problem.
>
> It was cured by using JS to position the focus at the top of each new "page
> view".
>
> Bim
>
>
>