The documentation for the RadButton accessibility states:
When ToggleType="CheckBox", "Radio" or "Link" and if the Text property is set, the Button compliance level is A.
But there is no ToggleType="Link" in the designer view, and if hard coded, results in the following error:
Cannot create an object of type 'Telerik.Web.UI.ButtonToggleType' from its string representation 'Link' for the 'ToggleType' property.
My code looks like this
Currently, instead of reading the Text attributes of the RadButtons, NVDA will read "Paragraph" when focus is placed upon them.
When ToggleType="CheckBox", "Radio" or "Link" and if the Text property is set, the Button compliance level is A.
But there is no ToggleType="Link" in the designer view, and if hard coded, results in the following error:
Cannot create an object of type 'Telerik.Web.UI.ButtonToggleType' from its string representation 'Link' for the 'ToggleType' property.
My code looks like this
<telerik:RadButton ID="btnOkay" ToggleType="Link" runat="server" CausesValidation="False" Text="Yes" OnClick="btnOk_Click" meta:resourcekey="btnOkayResource1" />Currently, instead of reading the Text attributes of the RadButtons, NVDA will read "Paragraph" when focus is placed upon them.
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Shinu
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answered on 30 May 2014, 05:42 AM
Hi John,
The RadButton control can be easily configured to behave as a toggle button. Simply set the ToggleType property to a value different than ButtonToggleType.None. RadButton ToggleType property will support 3 value "CheckBox", " Radio" and "CustomToggle". Please have a look into this help documentation and online demo for further information.
Thanks,
Shinu.
The RadButton control can be easily configured to behave as a toggle button. Simply set the ToggleType property to a value different than ButtonToggleType.None. RadButton ToggleType property will support 3 value "CheckBox", " Radio" and "CustomToggle". Please have a look into this help documentation and online demo for further information.
Thanks,
Shinu.