Hi Aitouznag!
Webpages are handled by JAWS as virtual documents (because screen
readers couldn't handle directly HTML pages, they converts them into
in-memory XML files and they accessing the web page's content trough
these files.) So the virtual cursor is essential to navigate on a
webpage, because only this cursor can overcome the special XML
navigational cases.) JAWS uses the PC cursor only if the virtual cursor
meets a webform, which are handled as on-screen objects, and to handle
on-screen objects is the PC cursor designed. So in your scripts youhave
check in every function that the needed cursor is active or not. If not,
then you can switch it in very easily with the special cursorhandling
functions.
I recommend you to download FSDN help file from Freedom's website. This
file contains a complete reference to the JAWS Script functions and scripts.
HTH
Chaba
2020. 04. 16. 0:15 keltezéssel, AITOUZNAG HAMID írta:
Greetings to all,__________�
I sent a question last week but I haven't gotten any response yet. I
wanted to know if I reach the least or maybe I have a problem here.
In case my E-mail reaches you respected scripters, I have a different
question today.
I am scripting a couple of websites that are already accessible but I
wanted to be faster and more efficient whilst browsing them. the Basic
scripts I wrote work fairly well on both webpages but only when the
virtual cursor is active, when the latter is disabled, the scripts
don't work at all. Is there a way to render the scripts functional even
when the virtual cursor is off?
Thank you very much in advance!