EPiServer och tillgänglighet
I’ve written another article in Swedish and had it published at 24timmarsbloggen. The article, EPiServer och tillgänglighet, is a look at what is needed to make a site based on the EPiServer CMS accessible and standards compliant.
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Very interesting!
What you don’t mention in the article is that if you turn off .NET’s feature to serve different HTML to different web browsers (which I also recommend) is that if you then use validation controls, they will generate JavaScripts that aren’t DOM compliant, hence the validation won’t work and throw an error.
Another issue people might run across is that if use content negotiation to serve XHTML as application/xhtml+xml, __doPostBack functionality will not work, if you don’t create a work around for that in .NET.
Robert: True, but we don’t use any validation controls, so that takes care of that problem ;-)
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