I'll try the form, but observe that often if there is a server
problem, there is a possibility that that message will be falsely
given I've had forms tell me they were empty when I know and can read
that there is information in the form.
Hre we go!
Carol Pearson wrote:
>
> Hi all,
>
> I have encountered a problem in completing a form on the WEB and wonder if
> anyone would like to try to help.
>
> I'd like someone to go to
> <http://web.ukonline.co.uk/kpj.jones/contents.html>
>
> >From there, pretend you want to purchase the programme. To do this, click
> on the item which says something about "Purchase by Clicking Here". You
> may need to use the JAWS cursor to find the correct spot. (You will have
> to go through a secure site at this point).
>
> If you would kindly complete the form, but of course ensure that you do not
> complete the form. I suggest here that you don't complete all details for
> your Visa Number, then you are sure not to register and lose money.
>
> Hopefully, you will get a message back which indicates that you have not
> completed the form properly and that those fields which are incorrect are
> shown in "red".
>
> Now comes the fun: Can you find which fields are incorrect?
>
> If I use INS+5 to check a colour I find that the colours of my text remain
> as entered throughout the form. I therefore conclude that it is the field
> names which are altered, but I cannot get to these. I can hear them spoken
> as I tab around but cannot place a cursor on them and check the colour.
>
> Thanks in advance for any help anyone can give.
>
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> Carol Pearson
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