Reported by tmantv on 2010-03-05 05:07
Currently, while inside the NVDA Elements List dialog, invoked by pressing NVDA-F7, activating any of the hot keys provided for jumping to a particular element's list, E.G. Alt-H for headings, does not move the user directly to the desired location automatically, but instead takes you to the elements radio button, thereby the user needing to press tab to drop in to the list itself.
Reason for automatic focus from one element to another, is so that the person can be more productive, and not have to press the tab key 2 times if they wish to filter a particular list.
If the person wishes to move directly to the list of landmarks manually, they can tab/or shift-tab to the list of radio buttons themselves, if they so choose to do so.
For example, to filter a list of headings with the word you chosen to narrow down to,
- Press NVDA-f7 to bring up elements dialog.
- Press Alt-H to jump directly to the list of headings, landing on the first, or nearest heading match found on the page, which shows up in the tree.
- Press alt-f to filter the list.
- Press enter or shift-tab to focus the narrowed results found in the list itself.
- If not desired match, press tab or alt-f to type in a new string, then repeat process til desired.
This also applies to land marks and links as well.
- Press Alt-M or enter, to move you directly on to the desired heading, found on the web page itself.
If made in a future release, have controls on web pages be apart of the elements list, via the Alt-C command, listing all control items that are shown on a web page, which could also be filtered with the alt-f command.
For example, names of buttons, check boxes, edit boxes, combo boxes, etc. Then press enter or Alt-A to activate, focused control within element's list, or Alt-M to move to, focused control, while in element's list.
Reported by tmantv on 2010-03-05 05:07
Currently, while inside the NVDA Elements List dialog, invoked by pressing NVDA-F7, activating any of the hot keys provided for jumping to a particular element's list, E.G. Alt-H for headings, does not move the user directly to the desired location automatically, but instead takes you to the elements radio button, thereby the user needing to press tab to drop in to the list itself.
Reason for automatic focus from one element to another, is so that the person can be more productive, and not have to press the tab key 2 times if they wish to filter a particular list.
If the person wishes to move directly to the list of landmarks manually, they can tab/or shift-tab to the list of radio buttons themselves, if they so choose to do so.
For example, to filter a list of headings with the word you chosen to narrow down to,
This also applies to land marks and links as well.
If made in a future release, have controls on web pages be apart of the elements list, via the Alt-C command, listing all control items that are shown on a web page, which could also be filtered with the alt-f command.
For example, names of buttons, check boxes, edit boxes, combo boxes, etc. Then press enter or Alt-A to activate, focused control within element's list, or Alt-M to move to, focused control, while in element's list.