- 🇨🇦Canada mgifford Ottawa, Ontario
Follow up to #1848940: When enabling or disabling a View, don't move the cursor to the top of the page → . Further accessibility improvements.
When a screen-reader user enables or disables a view, the screen content changes - a table row jumps from the enabled list, to the disabled list. I think it'll be important to inform a screen reader:
1. The outcome of the enable/disable operation was successful
2. The page content has changed - the row has now moved to the other table.
3. The user's keyboard focus is now IN the other table.
Drupal.announce() can provide this. Let's see if we can add custom callbacks for the enable/disable AJAX operations.
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