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Using narrator, hitting caps+enter does trigger the click method of the button.
However there seems to be now way to open the flyout of a (Toggle)SplitButton using keyboard shortcuts (at least not without adding one). Thanks to @jevansaks for the clarification.
I think this is a spec-issue as there also is an issue over at WinUI regarding the buttons behaviour with touch.
Update: There is an issue over at WinUI addressing the tabbing behavior of the SplitButton.
Upon further investigation, I noticed that the SplitButton does trigger the correct events, the "Clicked" effect is just not visually present.
I noticed that the SplitButton is not really intuitive to use (user has to select text before pressing the button makes a difference). @YuliKl Should we modify the example to be a bit more intuitive to use?
Describe the bug
Steps to reproduce the bug
Steps to reproduce the behavior:
Expected behavior
The primary activation command with the narrator to activate a button is caps+enter. Hence a split button should get activated with caps+enter.
Actual behavior
The split button isn't getting activated with caps+enter.
Screenshots
Observation: Toggle split button gets activated with caps+enter successfully.
User Impact: Visually impaired users will be affected as a basic command to activate split button isn't working
Version Info
Gallery version (found on Settings page):
App Version: 1.2.9.0
Windows 10 version:
Device form factor:
Additional context
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