Describe the bug
Form fields for contact data, such as name or telephone number, have no label elements (). The labels are only contained in simple span elements. Therefore, it is not possible for screen readers and other assistive technologies to link a form field to its name, so the fields do not have an accessible name. This also applies to the read-only form fields in the view of a specific contact.
Steps to reproduce
- Add a new contact or edit an existing contact.
- View a field, e.g. “Name” or “City”.
- View the HTML code (developer tools in a browser)
Expected behavior
Any label text should be enclosed in a label element (name). To link a label with the associated form field, the for attribute should be used. The value of this attribute is the form fields ID. Example: For a form field with the id "city" (): City:
Actual behavior
There are no label elements, only span elements for the label texts.
Contact version
7.0.1
Operating system
Debian
PHP engine version
PHP 8.3
Web server
Apache (supported)
Database
MariaDB
Additional info
No response
Describe the bug
Form fields for contact data, such as name or telephone number, have no label elements (). The labels are only contained in simple span elements. Therefore, it is not possible for screen readers and other assistive technologies to link a form field to its name, so the fields do not have an accessible name. This also applies to the read-only form fields in the view of a specific contact.
Steps to reproduce
Expected behavior
Any label text should be enclosed in a label element (name). To link a label with the associated form field, the for attribute should be used. The value of this attribute is the form fields ID. Example: For a form field with the id "city" (): City:
Actual behavior
There are no label elements, only span elements for the label texts.
Contact version
7.0.1
Operating system
Debian
PHP engine version
PHP 8.3
Web server
Apache (supported)
Database
MariaDB
Additional info
No response