Re: [orca-list] Orca doesn't identify links/indicate formatting on a website I'm building




If you can't share the exact code, could you create a small sample page that duplicates the issue?



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  Nolan Darilek wrote:
Mon, Oct 24, 2016 at 06:05:05PM -0500

Experiencing an odd bug with Orca master. I'm building a website, and when I
make a change (which triggers a hot reload in my browser) Orca doesn't speak
links or page formatting.


So for instance, say I have a typical Bootstrap horizontal menu. Orca
doesn't speak the menu items as if they're on the same line, requiring that
I down-arrow between them.


Further, Orca doesn't indicate links or other page elements. It is as if it
is reading the page as plain text. If I press Tab, Firefox will focus the
link, but Orca doesn't speak it. Likewise, Capslock-F speaks the link color
as being different than the regular text color, so it seems it is correctly
being rendered.


Is there some point in Orca's render process where it processes the page
text it receives into a more accessible format? I'm wondering if the live
reload server may be broken, keeping open a connection or something, and
Orca isn't getting an event it expects so it starts rendering the page
accessibly.


Unfortunately I can't share the website code. I also can't pin down a
specific issue that is breaking things. I thought I had, but while I can
100% reproduce this I can't find the point where it stops happening.


Here is a debug log of me loading the page, arrowing around a bit, then
tabbing onto the link and arrowing a bit more:


https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/147071/debug-2016-10-24-18%3A02%3A31.out


Thanks.

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