[nvda] Re: The strange re-appearing text of google

Actually, I think standard Google fails as well, but I could not get nvda f5 to work it was best to go away and back, so there might be more going on than a straight refresh thing I think. Certainly, some of the other pages I've found with holes in them use javascript to shove in the content, but I'm not that up in javascript. No it was just many seemed to be puzzled so I gave a different work around that was all. 
Brian

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----- Original Message ----- From: "James Teh" <jamie@xxxxxxxxxxx> 
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Sent: Monday, March 30, 2009 10:10 PM
Subject: [nvda] Re: The strange re-appearing text of google



You should know that the current IE code does not yet support dynamic
updates; i.e. if a page changes due to JavaScript, NVDA will not update
the buffer. You must refresh with NVDA+f5. Of course, we intend to fix
this, but the important thing right now is to get everything working
without dynamic updates before we try to add dynamic updates to the
equation.

The standard Google search does not use JavaScript to dynamically update
the search results, but I think the so-called accessible Google search
does. If I"m correct, this would explain your results.

On 30/03/2009 11:16 PM, Brian's mail list account wrote:

Hi, I'm sure many have spotted this strange effect in IE with the new
buffers, but I just wondered why it happens.
So you type in a search, but the list is apparently not there. However,
if you go back to a previous page, then come back and disengage focus
mode, hey presto, they are there!
Its almost as if the system monitors change by the frame, rather than
the actual content of it, so when you change tabs or go back you can get
it to 'see' the text it missed.
Brian

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