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Listen to the announcement. Will be something like "URL, edit text, invalid URL"
It's possible that this is expected behavior, since it's possible to phrase the error message in a way that is useful to be announced beforehand, by saying something like "Must be a valid URL" instead of just "Invalid URL". If that's the case, then this should be documented somewhere, since it's quite unexpected and easy to get wrong (see: about a dozen places in Chrome)
Browsers Affected
Chrome
Firefox
Safari 9
Safari 8
Safari 7
Edge
IE 11
IE 10
I've tested with ChromeOS + ChromeVox, Edge + NVDA and Safari + VoiceOver.
Thanks for the help!
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I also have same issue.
While using multiple paper-input in dom-repeat error-message is always visible after some iterations.
And below error is also occurred -
legacy-element-mixin.html:338 Uncaught RangeError: Maximum call stack size exceeded.
at HTMLElement.fire (legacy-element-mixin.html:338)
at HTMLElement.attached (paper-input-addon-behavior.html:25)
at HTMLElement.attached (class.html:214)
at HTMLElement.attached (class.html:212)
at HTMLElement.connectedCallback (legacy-element-mixin.html:83)
at HTMLElement.__ensureInstance (dom-if.html:207)
at HTMLElement.__render (dom-if.html:146)
at Debouncer.__renderDebouncer.Polymer.Debouncer.debounce [as _callback] (dom-if.html:113)
at Debouncer.flush (debounce.html:58)
at flushDebouncers (flush.html:31)…
Screenreaders always announce a paper-input's error message, even when there's no error present.
Expected outcome
The error message shouldn't be announced until there is an error.
Actual outcome
The error message is always announced
Live Demo
https://jsfiddle.net/knL6czt8/
Steps to reproduce
It's possible that this is expected behavior, since it's possible to phrase the error message in a way that is useful to be announced beforehand, by saying something like "Must be a valid URL" instead of just "Invalid URL". If that's the case, then this should be documented somewhere, since it's quite unexpected and easy to get wrong (see: about a dozen places in Chrome)
Browsers Affected
I've tested with ChromeOS + ChromeVox, Edge + NVDA and Safari + VoiceOver.
Thanks for the help!
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: