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Simple Checkbox accessibility issue

Luis CabralOct 9 2014 — edited Oct 12 2014

Hi there,

In Apex 4.2.4 I have a "simple checkbox" column in a tabular form with this definition: Y, (i.e. checked means Y, unchecked means NULL)

The generated markup is this:

<td class="data">


  <label for="f06_0003" class="hideMeButHearMe">PublicAccess?</label>


  <input autocomplete="off" name="f06_NOSUBMIT" value="Y" id="f06_0003_01" onclick="if (this.checked) {apex.jQuery('#f06_0003').val('Y');} else {apex.jQuery('#f06_0003').val('');}" type="checkbox">


  <input autocomplete="off" name="f06" value="" id="f06_0003" type="hidden">


</td>

As you can see, there is a discrepancy between the label "for" attribute and the actual input id. This raises an error in our accessibility checking tool.

I am not an accessibility expert but it looks wrong indeed and seems like a bug to me. Any ideas to fix this?

Thanks

Luis
This post has been answered by fac586 on Oct 10 2014
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