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If the submit button appears on a page that's inaccessible, a user will not be able to complete the form. Consider adding validation that ensures the form can be submitted, by checking that all pages are accessible.
The page only requires one submit button to be valid. However, if this submit button is on, for example, the 2nd page of the form, and there is no navigation button on the 1st page to go to the 2nd page, then the form cannot be submitted and should show an error.
There is currently validation that ensure the form contains at least one submit button; to meet the requirement that this submit button can be accessed, one of two errors can be show:
Show a "Submit button cannot be reached" error if the submit button cannot be accessed by using form navigation buttons.
Show a "Page cannot be reached" error if the user created a page that cannot be accessed using form navigation buttons.
Case 2 above is more generic and probably the better approach to use, as it will also ensure users don't create inaccessible pages.
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Related issue: #280.
If the submit button appears on a page that's inaccessible, a user will not be able to complete the form. Consider adding validation that ensures the form can be submitted, by checking that all pages are accessible.
The page only requires one submit button to be valid. However, if this submit button is on, for example, the 2nd page of the form, and there is no navigation button on the 1st page to go to the 2nd page, then the form cannot be submitted and should show an error.
There is currently validation that ensure the form contains at least one submit button; to meet the requirement that this submit button can be accessed, one of two errors can be show:
Case 2 above is more generic and probably the better approach to use, as it will also ensure users don't create inaccessible pages.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: