A NumberBox with SpinButtonPlacementMode: inline can generally have the text area be targeted by tabbing to it or with a mouse. However, when using voice access, the "increment" button is clicked instead of moving to the text area (even though the number tags show that it is a separate entry).
Steps to reproduce the bug
Open WinUI 2 Gallery > NumberBox
Open Voice Access
Say "Show numbers"
Observe that 28, 29, and 30 appear on the number box (respective to input area, up arrow, and down arrow)
Say "28"
Expected behavior
The input area of the number box should be focused/selected.
Screenshots
Unfortunately, summoning snipping tool removes the number tags. However, the accessibility team managed to get a screen capture of the issue in Windows Terminal.
Describe the bug
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NumberBox
withSpinButtonPlacementMode: inline
can generally have the text area be targeted by tabbing to it or with a mouse. However, when using voice access, the "increment" button is clicked instead of moving to the text area (even though the number tags show that it is a separate entry).Steps to reproduce the bug
Expected behavior
The input area of the number box should be focused/selected.
Screenshots
Unfortunately, summoning snipping tool removes the number tags. However, the accessibility team managed to get a screen capture of the issue in Windows Terminal.
Columns.and.rows.zip
Note that this issue repro's in the WinUI 2 gallery.
NuGet package version
No response
Windows app type
Device form factor
Desktop
Windows version
Windows 11 (22H2): Build 22621
Additional context
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