Re: [orca-list] form field structural navigation

[Krister Ekstrom <krister kristersplace ws>]

Hi,
I agree with you Hermann on redefining the hotkey to "f" for example,
that would feel much better imho.
Another test case where the navigation doesn't work very well is
www.sj.se where you can order tickets and see time tables and
availability of train tickets. The first form where you decide where to
go and from where you're going is no problem, but next page is more
difficult. The cursor doesn't land on the right form fields and
sometimes it doesn't speak at all when it lands.
/Krister


hermann wrote:
> Hi Joanie,
> the main tester is back again ;-)
> A brief comment to item 2: Till now I found not much difference in
> correctly/incorrectly speak/braille field labels.
> But the majo issue is item 1: It doesn't work too reliable.
> Visit:
> http://www.google.de 
> or
> http://www.google.com
> or
> http://www.gmx.de
> Check the form fields forward and backward. I found out, that especially
> when I move backward, Orca doesn't land on the fields surely.
> Sometimes it seems as if the Orca modifier key is not recognized, so
> that, in fact, you press shift+tab. Could of course be a handling
> problem, so what about redefining, for example "f"?
> Next problem: When I've visited several sites, doing search on the last
> one, pressing Orca+Shift+Tab, I hear the whole history, e.g. Orca tells
> me where I've been before and then says where I've landed.
> Finally a very annoying thing: When pressing the form navigation keys,
> Orca does not release the modifier key. Result: If you press the arrow
> keys, you decrease/increase rate or pitch. Another argument for
> redefining the keystrokes.
> Regards
> Hermann
>
>
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