Screen reader fails to announce the expand/collapse state of the navigation button #15106
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This would only notify Uia of the property change if the expand was triggered through Uia, not if it was triggered through the UI or some other means.
The property change notification should be triggered when the state changes on the UI object, not here.
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@acoates-ms In the latest commit added expand/collapse state handling in CompositionViewComponentView.cpp. added UpdateUiaProperty call for UIA_ExpandCollapseExpandCollapseStateProperty Id, please review
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…gation button (microsoft#15106) * adding UIA event handler changes for navigator * Change files * adding ViewComponent chnages for accessibility * removing unnecessary change file * Remove vnext/fmt/packages.lock.json --------- Co-authored-by: Protik Biswas <[email protected]>
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…gation button (microsoft#15106) * adding UIA event handler changes for navigator * Change files * adding ViewComponent chnages for accessibility * removing unnecessary change file * Remove vnext/fmt/packages.lock.json --------- Co-authored-by: Protik Biswas <[email protected]>
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Description
Screen reader fails to announce the expand/collapse state of the navigation button
Type of Change_
Why
Screen reader fails to announce the expand/collapse state of the navigation button
Resolves [https://github.com/microsoft/react-native-gallery/issues/612]
What
Screen reader fails to announce the expand/collapse state of the navigation button
Added UIA event handling
Screenshots
After changes
Narrator.mp4
Testing
yarn install & yarn build passed
Launched playground-fabric app
Attached screenshot
Changelog
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