hi Geoff I have tried everything what you have discuss up till now except Hotspot Clicker. I try to rich on that button with jaws curser it does not rich but it jump over it.----- Original Message ----- From: "Geoff Chapman" <gch@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> To: <jawsscripts@xxxxxxxxxxxxx Sent: Tuesday, October 09, 2012 9:14 AM Subject: [jawsscripts] Re: writing small script > Hmmm, But, if bharatvaya says it's not accessible via the keyboard, then > wouldn't that mean the b solution would not work either? for in my > understanding, > the quickKey B, only takes you to elements that tab would normally readily > locate also.... > > So one must presume that this particular bank website, is, for some > reason, > doing rather poorly as regards their current knowledge/implementation of > accessibility? > > That's one of the first things I'd be doing if I were you bharatvaya. > I.e. seeking to get in touch with someone in the bank's customer service > devision, hopefully who understands the first thing about accessing a > website from the keyboard, > and explaining the situation to them, and requesting that they'd take a > look > at insuring that this button, and all/any others, are definitely in the > tab-order, such that the sighted non-jaws user can tab to them and > activate > them successfully with spacebar. > > secondly, I'd wanna try to establish, if perhaps this button, is truly a > graphical BitMap button/area which is also not at all > accessible/labellable > via Jaws Graphics labeller feature? > Mind you to be honest, I've never personally found this to be a > particularly > helpful/useful feature in html land, but might be worth a longshot? > For then at least, you might have a chance of labelling it, then either > navigating to it with Jaws+Arrows, or even using the Jaws Find labelled > Graphics feature, under JawsKey+Control+F. > Mind you, In the past, that seems to me to have even been a bit of a > dodgy/unreliable feature anywayz! > > I can't test at the moment under jaws13, but I've had instances where that > JawsFind feature, at least on the part of graphics, seems to have changed > depending on whether the jaws cursor was active or not, at the time of > hitting next? > Plus, you had to insure you were at the top of the window, with > controlHome, > and then choose forward. I.e. > to my knowledge It was never made inteligent enough to just auto-wrap, and > search the whole window for the instance of the labelled graphic. > goodness knows why not. > > Lastly though, if all that fails, then the HotSpotClicker tool, might well > become your friend! > > Http://www.hotSpotClicker.org > > rather easier than writing a script to locate this, if indeed it is > nothing > but a BitMap pattern of red pixels denoting this button, > because of it's wizard-based approach, HotSpotClicker, HSC, was really > Designed for specifically solving these types of problems, and a great > deal > more besides. > > however, I feel I should say that To utilize all it's cool features, HSC > is > not the most straightforward tool to connect to the internet explorer > application, for a bunch of reasons I won't go into yet. > as for it's full feature set, it requires some careful pasting of > information into certain parts of the internet explorer script set. Which > if you've never ventured into script land before, really should not be > attempted in my view, as it's perilously easy to break things in here if > your not super careful. > > I'll leave this here, and if your really keen to trial HSC to solve your > problem, i.e. if nothing else does, flip us back and we'll see if we can > help you. meanwhile, if you are keen, you can download and install the > hotspotClicker.exe application on your puter, then await further > instructions. > > It doesn't offer any of it's special magic until it's actually, connected, > to the application in which you want to use it, so should be relatively > harmless to just install. > > let us know what you'd like to do from here. > > Hope this helps. > > Geoff C. > > ----- Original Message ----- > From: "Bob Kennedy" <intheshop@xxxxxxx> > To: <jawsscripts@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> > Sent: Tuesday, October 09, 2012 3:25 AM > Subject: [jawsscripts] Re: writing small script > > >> You probably don't need a script for this. Just hit the letter B until >> you >> hear log out. >> ----- Original Message ----- >> From: "bharatvaya" <bharatvaya@xxxxxxxxx> >> To: <jawsscripts@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> >> Sent: Monday, October 08, 2012 10:01 AM >> Subject: [jawsscripts] writing small script >> >> >> hi I would like to write one small script. there is one bank website in >> which log out button appears on upper right corner and it's color is red. >> with help of keyboard it is not accessible. is it possible to write small >> script to make it accessible? 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