
ALV Grid Accessibility in the SAP GUI for HTML
The accessibility option in the SAP GUI for HTML provides texts suitable for use with screen readers, and also provides keyboard alternatives to using the mouse. For the latest information, see SAP Note 489227.
To enable accessibility, set parameter
~accessibility to 1 in the appropriate service file or in the global service file. You can also set the accessibility parameter in the address bar of their browser when logging on. To do this, append ?~accessibility=1 after the exclamation point (!) in the URL as shown below:<protocol>://../../../<service>/!?~accessibility=1
The following keys are relevant to the accessibility in the ALV Grid:
|
Key |
Description |
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S |
If pressed at the beginning of the grid, the focus jumps to the end of the grid If pressed at the end of the grid, the focus jumps to the beginning of the grid |
|
TAB |
Shifts the focus forwards to the next focus element. |
|
SHIFT + TAB |
Shifts the focus backwards to the previous focus element. |
|
Left Arrow |
Use to browse through the values in a dropdown field. |
|
Right Arrow |
Use to browse through the values in a dropdown field. |
|
F1 |
Field help. |
|
F2 |
Has the same effect as a double-click with the mouse. |
|
F4 |
Input help. After using the input help, the focus returns to the field where the input help was called. |
|
ENTER |
Has the same effect as a single-click with the mouse. |
You navigate through the focus elements by means of TAB and SHIFT + TAB. The first focus element, (for example, menu, button, or field) to take the focus is the furthest up the screen. The focus then moves left to right and top to bottom.
Notification
The user is notified:
Column Headers
Icons are added to the title field when a column has been sorted, filtered, or summed. These icons have text information about the state of the column.