Did you try IEGetCurrentDocument () function, which accesses the DOM in
the browser? I used it before and my scripts written to several webpages
still working fine. I used it to "make-up" missing accessiblity infos.
If you want to change infos displayed in list dialogs of the webpage,
you have to re-script the listing function and change the displayed text
during this process.
HTH
Csaba
2019. 12. 20. 20:41 keltezéssel, Da Silva, Mara írta:
Hello all,__________�
I would like to know if it is possible to change the accessibility
information that JAWS uses when loads a webpage.
This is what I'm trying to do:
* I want to change the label on a table, so it will show correctly when
using JAWS command to list the tables on the page.
My current understanding of how things work:
* My understanding is that when a HTML page is loaded JAWS parses it and
creates a XML file using its own tags (which usually starts with fs-).
* I can get this xml file using GetDocumentXML().
* I can use many build-in functions to access information on this xml
structure
* I can create a DOM document from the XML file using CreateObject()
* I can access information from the DOM using attributes and methods
from object in System.XML namespace, such as XMLDocument, XMLNode
My problem:
* Both the xml file I get and the DOM tree I create are relevant "to me
only", JAWS is not using those. I can change the table label on the DOM tree
but it won't have any effect, since that is not the same accessibility
information that JAWS is using.
My question:
* Is there any way to change on the fly the accessibility information
that JAWS is using?
* How do I access it?
Thank you so much,
Mara
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