Chuck said 'Whoa, hang on a minute...' So I'd better clarify... VB (and Javascript and Java) are far from universally supported. This provides an accessibility problem even before considering what is actually done. Chuck is quite right - using HTML to write a form is not a guarantee that it will be accessible, but it is a step towards being more certain. There are a whole raft of issues that need to be considered, but the point was that by relying on scripts inside pages there will be a raft of users locked out by the technology. My comments were not meant to stand as a guide to what makes stuff accessible, but were just a response to what immediately struck me as the biggest accessiblity concern in the approach outlined. Detailed explanations available on application - but I guess this disclaimer is a bit late. cheers CharlesReceived on Tuesday, 9 June 1998 21:54:31 GMT
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