Petroit

Yeah, but turning on serve side errors is not what I mean. I have in mind that kind of messages like ‘User Peter was successfully created’ or ‘Your email address is invalid’ and so on. Messages programmed by WordPress already and displayed in most occasions. But some of them do not show until I do that javascript hack…if it can be even called hack.

I just want WP admin to show the message ‘ERROR: Please enter username/password/email’ when attempting to create new user. Not just mark empty fields with red.

I guess I have to show you a printscreen, so it is obvious what I mean…

Classic WP behavior:
Image 1

Desired behavior – when using any javascript with wrong syntax
Image 2

Hello,

never mind. I already solved the issue. So the original question doesn’t need answering anymore. If somebody encounters the same problem, here is a LINK which helped me a lot.

Well, my intention is to further improve the accessibility of WP. Of course WordPress’ accessibility is already pretty good. One of the best, actually. That’s why I chose to implement plugin for WordPress instead of Drupal, Joomla, etc. But WP still has some issues…
Namely:
– Insufficient contrast ratio for visually impaired users
– Not ideal font-size scaling when browser’s zoom utility used
– Some parts of admin’s dashboard which are not ideally accessible. E.g. forms for creating new users. Etc.

And of course I’m aware that people developing WP would be able to deal with it. Problem is you have to create WP appealing to the majority in the first place and lots of the stuff I’m doing is target for quite minor group of users.