[#SAK-11670] Accessibility: Cannot revise tool title in Page Order Feature (Site Info)

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Accessibility: Cannot revise tool title in Page Order Feature (Site Info)

Created: 25-Sep-2007 07:09 Updated: 23-Oct-2008 06:29

Component/s:

Site Info, PageOrderHelper, Accessibility

Affects Version/s:

2.4.x

Fix Version/s:

None

Time Tracking:

Not Specified

Environment:

Windows XP, JAWS 8.0, Internet Explorer 6

Issue Links:

Cloners

This issue cloned as:

SAK-11671 Accessibility: Missing user alert (Page Order Helper)

This issue cloned from:

~~SAK-11669~~ Accessibility: Image has non-descriptive label (Page Order Helper)

2.4.x Status:	None
2.5.x Status:	None
2.6.x Status:	None

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Problem:

A JAWS user cannot edit the title of the tool, because after entering Forms Mode, all text disappears; JAWS simply announces "blank." The text entered while in Forms Mode can be seen after turning Forms Mode off again, but if a mistake was made while typing, it is not easy to correct it, since JAWS will not read what is in the edit field once Forms Mode is turned back on again

Desired Behaviors:

A JAWS user should be able to read what is entered in the edit field and make corrections while in Forms Mode.

Recommended Repairs:

Find an alternate way so that all users can edit this information.

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Peter A. Knoop - 28-Sep-2007 05:42

Joe, could you provlde a more complete description of what you're referring to here? What tool are you in, the Page Order Helper? Is it jut the WYSIWYG's title that you cannot edit?

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Joe Humbert - 28-Sep-2007 06:23

under site info and the Page order... when you go to edit the title of the tool. It may not be FCK.

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Michael Elledge - 02-Oct-2007 10:08

Was not able to duplicate problem using IE 6.0 and JAWS. However, page order helper tool icons are not labeled properly. "Lightbulb" for example does not tell user that it is, in fact, a tool ordering function.

Also, there is no description of the page's features, how they work, or where an item lies within the list, before or after being moved.

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Michael Elledge - 02-Oct-2007 11:16 - edited

I've downgraded this to a minor issue, since reordering tools and renaming tools are not critical functions.