Take a look at the control shift k and the file it creates.
Best wishes,
Jonathan Cohn
On Feb 2, 2018, at 9:43 AM, Bob <temp@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:__________�
That was a good idea.
I couldnt reliably calculate the line number though. Too many elements
like UL that dont have content but still counted to work it out.
The user will just have to use the usual quick navigation keys for this one.
Thanks though.
Bob
On 01/02/2018 16:33, Jonathan Cohn wrote:
I haven’t played with this, but if you can figure out the jaws line number
then you should be able to use that with the function associated with the J
keystroke (JumpToLine) as a way of getting to your point.
HTH and please let us know if you get the solution,
Jonathan Cohn
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On Feb 1, 2018, at 9:56 AM, Bob <temp@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:__________�
Hi All
I have a system that is part web based that I am trying to add some
functionality to.
There are a set of tabs that are just LI elements without any links that
I have created an XML based script to list and make a selection from.
The PerformActionOnElementWithID using action_doDefaultAction works to
trigger the tab change but Jaws does not follow with the virtual cursor.
The only way I can achieve this is to pick up the mouse and click.
Unfortunately the tabs are not always on screen.
I have tried using action_LeftMouseClick and action_SetFocus but these
dont trigger the tab or the movement.
As its IE based i have also tried IEGetCurrentDocument() isolating the
element and using .setFocus() but this also doesnt work.
It seems that the setFocus methods only work on elements that accept focus.
Can anyone suggest a possible work around as I am running out of ideas.
Thanks
Bob
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