I am getting JAWS Screen Reader issues only in Windows 10 IE browser version 10.
When i am focusing from one section to another section, JAWS Screen Reader is reading previous section's first element then reading current element.
Has anyone experienced these issues? Please let me know. And i am using bootstrap 4 grid system for this application.
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I'm trying to do this tutorial on using the timeline: https://developer.chrome.com/devtools/docs/demos/too-much-layout
Unfortunately when I go to the timeline in Chrome I am not seeing the view mode options "Events", "Frames" and "Memory". I've read other tutorials and they all seem to show these view modes but for the life of me I cannot figure out how to see them. This is what I see: http://imgur.com/33XEfJ5
Please note that this is not an issue with my version of Chrome. I actually was able to see the view modes when I hooked up my phone and ran the inspector through chrome://inspect. But I need to be able to see them when on my laptop as well.
In the new version the UI was slightly changed.
You can flip overview to frame mode by clicking a small button with vertical bars at the top.
Also memory mode might be enabled by checking Memory checkbox.
I am developing a program that needs two full screen Direct3D dispalys. According to the documentation I should create the swap chains in windowed mode and then switch to full screen mode. While this works fine on Windows 8 (currently I'm just using Alt-Enter to do the switch), it does not work on Windows 7. On Windows 7 I get a problem similar to this issue where the screen that has most recently been switched to full screen works fine, but the other screen, which was previously working just fine in full screen, goes black (and stays at the same full screen resolution) until I take it out of full screen.
You can find my mess of a rough prototype at this tag.
Apparently there have been other bugs relating specifically to Windows 7 in the past... But I appear to be getting an issue that is slightly different.
Also, I have tried disabling DWM Composition like suggested in the linked question, but that did not do anything to resolve the problem..
Please let me know if there's any more information I can provide about the issue... I guess worst case scenario is I simply fall back on DX9 which apparently works fine for multi-monitor full screen setup...
I think I may have figured out the cause of the problem: It may be because I was creating multiple ID3D11Device for the same Adapter.
My code was overly complex for what I needed as I was following techniques introduced in this article when I really didn't need anything more than a single thread for all windows and rendering. After sharing the same ID3D10Device for each Render Target (one Render Target per Output, one ID3D10Device per Adapter) I have successfully got DXGI with DX10 rendering two full screen displays as shown in my rough memory-leaking proof of concept.
Since this was my first time working with any of this tech, I used this article to help me along with this process: Display Different images per monitor directX 10
I am designing a long Windows Phone 8 page. It is very frustrating that I can't see most of it in the design visuals.
I was wondering if anyone knows a way of being able to see the content visually, at design time, of either the bottom of the page (i.e. scrolling up in the designer), or preferable to be able to see the whole page.
I know you can turn the chrome off, is there any way to turn the view windows masking frame off?
This also applies to trying to see a whole panorama view too!
Thanks
Try temporarily collapsing the controls which are above the controls which is getting off screen. Later you can set that control to required dimensions again.
Instead of removing d:DesignWidth & d:DesignHeight from xaml root tag, just set these values high enough such that all of your content gets displayed.
mostly in all article i found that everyone show that their OS give them 5 button. can anyone explain how
http://www.asp.net/mvc/tutorials/getting-started-with-mvc3-part1-cs
in this article every window's title bar have 5 button on top whenever i can see only three button in my windows [close, restore ,maximize].
can anyone show me reason behind it.
They're running UltraMon, which is a utility that provides enhancements for multiple monitor support.
In particular, it adds extra window management buttons to the title bars of all applications, which make it easy to move windows from screen to screen.
You can download a free evaluation version from the vendor, but the full version will cost you $39.95 US.
He has multiple screens on his computer, those buttons mean move to next screen.
Extra buttons in the titlebar come from utility applications that hook into every process.
Take a look at this tutorial for a basic example, you also need to register a hook with SetWindowsHookEx (WH_CBT or WH_SHELL)
For Windows Vista and 7, Microsoft has provided detailed guidance in the article Custom Window Frame Using DWM.
Copied from my answer here.
Is there some way, through either JAWS scripting or HTML, to force JAWS to refresh its virtual screen buffer (normally Ins + Esc)? I'm working on an AJAX-heavy web application that requires JAWS support, but the users don't particularly like the solution "hit Ins+Esc after performing any action to catch possible changes".
Rather than refreshing the entire JAWS virtual buffer and doing something that is JAWS-specific, I would recommend using the ARIA aria-live property for this. Place it on an element which contains dynamic content, i.e. which you update with JavaScript, and the portion of the JAWS virtual buffer corresponding to that element will be automatically updated when you change the content of the element.
The only way I know to do this is through Jaws scripting. According to the script documentation
Refresh (1)
Will force a refresh of the screen and
Refresh (0)
will only refresh if needed.
There's also a RefreshWindow(Handle) that refreshes the window with the given handle but I don't know how well that will work in an internet browser since I'm not sure weather all the content you need is in one window.