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The td-has-header rule seems to consistently fail <td headers=""> elements. We have some test data that shows that AT will fall back to column / rowheaders in this situation.
IE + JAWS: Works Chrome + JAWS: Works Firefox + NVDA: Works Safari + VO: Works
I think we should report this for review. Axe-core should probably still fail if the headers attribute references something that doesn't exist, or something outside the table.
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Nope. The problem here is that td-has-header stops looking if it finds a headers attribute without associated headers. It should continue looking for column/rowheaders. This is not according to spec, but we have test data showing this happens consistently.
Its verified as part of the verification of https://github.com/dequelabs/axe-core/issues/2013 , yes we are seeing the results as incomplete which is expected as per the change done here in this ticket.
The
td-has-header
rule seems to consistently fail<td headers="">
elements. We have some test data that shows that AT will fall back to column / rowheaders in this situation.IE + JAWS: Works
Chrome + JAWS: Works
Firefox + NVDA: Works
Safari + VO: Works
I think we should report this for review. Axe-core should probably still fail if the headers attribute references something that doesn't exist, or something outside the table.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: