So I went into Livecycle and I went to properties and changed the for to Acrobat and Adobe Reader 11.0 or later. And still when i try using the NVDA screen reader nothing happens. It can read the title of the form, but not the content of the form. I still dont now how @gvdpatida1 was able to get t...
Not yet I still cant get the screen reader to work. My accessibility team cant either. And I have my accessibility settings correct. My latest question was about adobe reader vs adobe pro. Thanks!
I don't know what i am doing wrong. I found the settings that you said to have set and I still cant get NVDA to read the content of the form. It will read the title of the form but that is it. When i click in the form it doesn't read anything? Does it matter that i am using Adobe Acrobat Pro vs ...
HI! Thank you so much for the information! When you say "Make sure you have enabled assistive technology in Acrobat reader/DC " is that something i set in the form itself or is it something i set in my adobe when opening the form?Jodi
Sure can! When i attempt to use NVDA screen reader, it doesn't read the contents. I have tried adding custom text tags, accessibility tags, screen reader tags. And nothing. Thank you!Jodi
FOUND IT! I had the same subform twice! I had hidden one and then when the user decided they wanted it, I copied one over. Thanks for the help guys!Jodi
I am going to double check the names. I dont think i have any dups but you never know. It could be a corrupted subform but not sure I will keep digging.Thank you so much for your help!Jodi
Thanks Minus Zero ! That was one of the first things I checked. I am not sure if something isnt corrupted in a subform?I will keep digging !Thanks again!
Hey Bruce!I actually figured it out! I used Loop Through Subform Instances and used this code.expenseReport.#subform[0].validate2::click – (JavaScript, client) var vItems = expenses.expense.all; for(i=0; i<vItems.length; i++) { if (vItems.item(i).description.rawValue == null) { ...