UIAccessibilityNavigationStyle.Combined and accessibilityLabel?
UIAccessibilityNavigationStyle.Combined and accessibilityLabel?
- Subject: UIAccessibilityNavigationStyle.Combined and accessibilityLabel?
- From: Boris Dušek <email@hidden>
- Date: Wed, 08 Jul 2015 23:54:45 +0200
| Hello,
I have e.g. a toolbar with buttons. I want Switch Control to present it as single item (into which one can elect to drill down), and when speech enabled, I want Switch Control to announce e.g. “Toolbar” instead of “A through Z” (where “A" and “Z” are accessibility labels of first and last toolbar buttons, respectively).
I can accomplish the first objective by setting UIAccessibilityNavigationStyle.Combined on the toolbar - Switch Control then presents the toolbar as a single item.
But how can I make Switch Control to use a different than the default message for presenting the toolbar? Setting accessibilityLabel did not help - no change in the announced string. Obviously I do not want to set isAccessibilityElement on the toolbar, as that would ruin things for VoiceOver (unless I made the buttons available as custom actions, but… :-) )
Thanks, Boris |
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