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I'm not really sure what you're responding to, specifically. You do realize that jQuery UI (and jQuery Mobile) are both ARIA compliant, right? This means that i

by jeresig 16y ago

I'm not really sure what you're responding to, specifically. You do realize that jQuery UI (and jQuery Mobile) are both ARIA compliant, right? This means that it's actually far easier to use these UIs then you might expect. ARIA is very cool stuff - definitely recommend that you check it out! http://www.w3.org/TR/wai-aria/ http://www.w3.org/TR/wai-aria/

jcr 16y ago
John, it might be a day or four for me to type them up, but I mail you the test cases, configs, code and details where jquery-ui breaks when it hijacks the UI of the browser. I've tracked the problem to a faulty assumption, namely assuming the user-agent doesn't already have any existing user specified key bindings defined for special needs access. The conflict breaks all key bindings, including the defaults.
- ez77 16y ago
  but I mail you the test cases, configs, code and details where jquery-ui breaks when it hijacks the UI of the browser This technical part is the most relevant as a public comment/link in HN, in my opinion.