+1 but tweaked the wording slightly. User agents MUST fire events for ARIA property changes if an appropriate event exists in the platform's accessibility API. Aaron M Leventhal wrote: > Do we want to say anything about property changes? > > Something like: > "User agents must fire events for ARIA property changes, where an > appropriate event exists for the platform accessibility API being > mapped to." > > - Aaron > > > James Craig wrote: > >> User agents MUST expose role, state, and property information >> provided >> by the author to the platform accessibility API (using the values as >> determined in steps 2 and 3 above) if an appropriate mapping exists. >> Refer to Mapping States and Properties to Accessibility APIs >> ([ARIA-PRACTICES], Section 12.1) for guidance about how to expose >> this >> information. This requirement parallels User Agent Accessibility >> Guidelines 1.0 Section 6.3: Programmatic Access to non-HTML/XML >> Content ([UAAG], Section 6.3), except that it applies even to HTML >> and >> XML content. >Received on Tuesday, 1 July 2008 17:46:24 GMT
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