In order to make your control accessible to assistive technologies and Fabasoft app.test, you need to implement the correct semantics and keyboard navigation.
The Fabasoft product is implemented as a WAI-ARIA-compliant application (http://www.w3.org/WAI/intro/aria.php).
The default role for a new jQuery Control is document (see chapter “Predefined Attributes”) and the focused element is this.Container() (see chapter “Predefined Functions”).
If you want to do more than just providing information as plain HTML and standard form elements, you need to implement your control as a WAI-ARIA widget (http://www.w3.org/TR/wai-aria-practices/#accessiblewidget).
In the following example, the control renders a custom checkbox:
Example |
function jQuery<SWCREF>_<majorid>_<minorid>_MyCheckbox() this.OnRender = function MyCheckbox_OnRender(output) this.GetTabTarget = function MyCheckbox_GetTabTarget () ... |