If you're thinking, "AxsJAX sounds great, but where are the downloads?", then you are reading the correct file.
AxsJAX is served entirely on the web cloud; aside from a small loader file, there is nothing for you to install. All of the enhancements are fetched at runtime for you; this means that as sites get AxsJAXed and as existing scripts get improved, you get the benefits immediately without dealing with the hassle of updates.
To use the AxsJAX enhancement scripts, you will need an ARIA-aware browser + AT combination.
If you are using Firefox 3 + a screen reader that will work with ARIA, you need to install [[https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/748][Greasemonkey] first. After installing Greasemonkey, install the AxsJAX loader script. Note that if your assistive technology has modes, you will have to be in the forms mode of your screen reader (aka, "turn off the PC cursor") for AJAX web applications that make heavy use of the keyboard to work properly since you need to make sure that your keystrokes are going to the web application and not being swallowed by your screen reader. As an AJAX powered framework that is driven by the keyboard, AxsJAX also needs you to be in forms mode to work properly.
If you are using Firefox 3 + Fire Vox, then you just need to make sure you have "Use site specific enhancements" checked. You do not need to install anything else as Fire Vox will automatically load AxsJAX scripts for you.
By convention, AxsJAX enhancements use the following keys:
Please see the tutorial for Writing AxsJAX Scripts.
Date: 2008/08/14 17:35:41