sbernado

Awesome! Thank you so much ??

Hi Curtis! This worked perfectly for me. It selects the “OK” button by default and then toggles between cancel and ok buttons when pressing the tab key. The Popup style looks more modern and clean – love it. And the popup closes with the escape key. I also ran the AXE chrome plugin on the page and no errors were found. Nice work!!! Thanks a million, Curtis!

• This reply was modified 4 years, 6 months ago by sbernado.
• This reply was modified 4 years, 6 months ago by sbernado.

Thank you, Curtis! I will give this a go as soon as I can. I’ll post back my findings. Thank you!

Hi @cvscvstechcom! Thank you for jumping in. I am not a developer, but from what I’ve read at SweetAlert2, it looks like accessibility is a priority. Nice find. That looks like a winner to me ??

And a BIG THANK YOU to YOU for all of your work, generosity and care. You are appreciated! Thank you for being awesome! – scott

Hi @tincabin – Thank you for the speedy response! You’re awesome ??

I am using Divi too. and for some reason it now appears to be working. Even in the Chrome Inspector, it shows the modal as being accessible. The only thing is the keyboard defaults to the “Cancel” button, versus “Ok”, so the user has to SHIFT+Tab to get there.

I think the reason I thought it failed was I hit tab multiple times, and it almost appears to cache the number of tabs. e.g. I hit tab 3 times, I have to hit SHIFT+Tab 4 times to get to the OK button.

I am also using the Divi Accessibility plugin too – it helps a lot with making Divi compliant.

Hope that helps! Thanks again ?? – scott

Hello … Any luck on this @tincabin?

Have the same situation. Wondering if you found another solution of a fix.

Thank you ??

Thanks Rhys! Impressed with your speed ??

I was able to disable AAPL on mobile devices by editing the advanced-ajax-page-loader.php file. I added this code at the top of the page immediately after the */:

if (!wp_is_mobile()) :

and then adding this code:

endif;

immediately before the final: ?>

Works like a charm from my initial tests. Hope it helps you out.

@bodhizero – Awesome fix. Thank you for sharing!

All fixed. Thanks a million for your help, Tobias! You give faster support than most premium plugin developers. Thanks again! – Scott

Everything’s been sent. Did you receive the email? Just want to verify ??

Thanks again! – Scott

My pleasure, Tobias! Thank you for all you share and give away. It’s very appreciated.

I got your email address. Will send asap.

– Scott

Hi Tobias – Can I contact you via email? I don’t want to publicly share the link (it’s for a client’s site I am working on). I will gladly pay / donate for your support! It’s the least I can for for such a timely response. Thank you! – Scott

Hi Tobias! Thank you so much for your amazing plugin.

I just wanted to let you know I am having the same exact problem, even with JS disabled as you indicated within each table.

Any other ideas?

Thank you! – Scott

I have the same problem with 3.5.1.

– Error message for incorrect password does not appear
– Correct password does not reveal content

Thanks for any help on this.