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Bug
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Resolution: Fixed
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Major
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3.10.5, 3.11.1
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MOODLE_310_STABLE, MOODLE_311_STABLE
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MOODLE_310_STABLE, MOODLE_311_STABLE
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MDL-71672-master-2 -
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0
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Internationals - 4.0 Sprint 1, HQ Team International Sprint 2, HQ Team International Sprint 3, HQ Team International Sprint 4, HQ Team International Sprint 5
This is the case when "Emoticon", "insert character", "Accessibility checker" or "Screenreader helper" buttons is pressed.
NVDA only says "section"
- Replication Example 1 - "Insert Character": After starting NVDA, click on this button. Normally you would select the button with the keyboard, but this is not working. When the dialog opens, NVDA says: "Insert character close section". I press Down Arrow a few times, but NVDA doesn't say anything, and the close button is not available. I press Up Arrow once and we hear the title of the page: "Test number 2 - with sections (page 2 of 2)". I press the Up Arrow three more times. NVDA then changes the interaction mode and the focus is placed on the button of the last symbol in the list. You then have to scroll through the buttons from the bottom to the top, with Arrow Up.
I could also have worked around the issue by using the tab key when opening the dialog to force the focus on the close button. However, this is counterintuitive.
- Replication example 2 - "Screen reader help": After starting NVDA, click on this button. When the dialog opens, NVDA says: "Screen reader help close section". If you press the Down Arrow button a few times, a blinking cursor moves in the dialog. However, the close button is not available and NVDA does not say anything. When I reach the end of the dialog, I move up with Up Arrow until the blinking cursor reaches the title of the dialog "Screen reader help". I press the Up Arrow again and I hear the title of the page: "Test number 2 - with sections (page 2 of 2)". I press the Up Arrow three more times. NVDA then changes the interaction mode and the focus is placed on the close button. Only then is it possible to read the contents of the dialog correctly and access the close button.
I could also have worked around the issue by using the tab key when opening the dialog to force the focus on the close button. However, this is counter intuitive.
- blocks
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MDL-71674 Atto editor's insert image dialog boxes do not show all error messages
- Closed
- will help resolve
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MDL-71822 User story: As an assistive technology user I want to easily navigate within the Atto editor’s dialog interfaces So that I can accomplish my task in the dialog and continue editing my content within the editor
- Closed