Open SubhashRoy044 opened 11 months ago
It's a little unclear what the issue is here? Can you add some screenshots, and more explicit details on which pop up, and how it is being generated etc? is this the dialog for displayDialogAsync?
Hi I am from the same team, Yes, this is for dialog [displayDialogAsync].
1) As per WCAG Compliance, the elements of the Dialog must be accessible using Tab key of the Keyboard. 2) In OWA once we reach the last element in the Dialog using Tab Key, the focus will directly go back to first element in the Dialog. 3) The same is failing in case of Thick Client [ Desktop Old Outlook ]. The focus will not go back to first element of the dialog and focus stays there in last element. 4) The same fails for the header elements of the Dialog in OWA and thick client. The [X] button in the header.
@RaveendraReshma and @SubhashRoy044 thank you for reporting this issue. We have created an item on our backlog to address this. In the meantime, you should be able to use Shift + Tab as a workaround to navigate back up in the dialog.
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The navigation tab is not functioning as expected in the thick client (Outlook desktop) dialog. Specifically, users are unable to navigate back to the beginning of the pop-up using the tab key. This behavior is inconsistent with Outlook Web, where tab navigation is functional.
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The tab key should facilitate navigation back to the beginning of the pop-up in the thick client dialog, aligning with the expected behavior in Outlook Web.
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The tab key does not navigate back to the beginning of the pop-up in the thick client dialog, preventing users from efficiently moving through the interactive elements.
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Open Outlook desktop. Navigate to the section where a pop-up dialog is present. Click or tab through the interactive elements within the dialog. Attempt to navigate back to the beginning of the pop-up using the tab key. Actual Result: The tab key does not navigate back to the beginning of the pop-up in the thick client dialog, preventing users from efficiently moving through the interactive elements.
Expected Result: The tab key should facilitate navigation back to the beginning of the pop-up in the thick client dialog, aligning with the expected behavior in Outlook Web.
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