Created attachment 231791 [details] accessible-event listener Steps to reproduce: 1. Launch the attached accessible-event listener in a terminal 2. Load the attached test case is Epiphany Expected results: Because the table and unordered list each have role='presentation', the child elements would each be exposed as if they were div elements. Actual results: The elements with role='presentation' are not exposed, but the role of their children remains unaffected: -> [document web | ] None -> [paragraph | ] text: <The next element is an unordered list with role presentation.> -> [list item | item 1] text: <• item 1> -> [list item | item 2] text: <• item 2> -> [paragraph | ] text: <The next element is a table with role presentation.> -> [table cell | ] text: <row 1, col 1> -> [table cell | ] text: <row 1, col 2> -> [table cell | ] text: <row 2, col 1> -> [table cell | ] text: <row 2, col 2> List items without a parent list or listbox, and table cells without a parent table or row, make no sense.
Created attachment 231792 [details] test case
<rdar://problem/16978141>
Created attachment 232584 [details] Patch
Mario and Chris: Hopefully this is a quick review. Chris: With or without my change, on the Mac, list items in a presentational list result in AXStaticText objects that are direct descendants of the AXWebArea. In contrast, on my Mac: <body><span>foo</span></body> and <body><div>foo</div></body> each result in: -> AXWebArea -> AXGroup -> AXStaticText ("foo") Should the presentational list item AXStaticText objects also be descendants of an AXGroup?
(In reply to comment #4) > Mario and Chris: Hopefully this is a quick review. > > Chris: With or without my change, on the Mac, list items in a presentational list result in AXStaticText objects that are direct descendants of the AXWebArea. > > In contrast, on my Mac: > > <body><span>foo</span></body> > > and > > <body><div>foo</div></body> > > each result in: > > -> AXWebArea > -> AXGroup > -> AXStaticText ("foo") > > Should the presentational list item AXStaticText objects also be descendants of an AXGroup? I don't think it's strictly necessary. it depends on what the parent object is. a <div> or <span> may not generate an AXGroup
Comment on attachment 232584 [details] Patch Clearing flags on attachment: 232584 Committed r169631: <http://trac.webkit.org/changeset/169631>
All reviewed patches have been landed. Closing bug.