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Data views: Use aria-disabled on disabled checkboxes and add tooltips #59364
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Use aria-disabled and add tooltips
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Do not allow aria-disabled checkboxes to be selected
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Remove tooltip
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Noop onChange callback when disabled
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Simplify
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Did we consider whether this behavior make sense for all usage of
CheckboxControl
and whether we should bake it in for any usage of thedisabled
prop? (Obviously not a blocker)There was a problem hiding this comment.
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Probably makes sense for
aria-disabled
(it's handled automatically when usingdisabled
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When the checkbox is disabled, click or keyboard actions shouldn't trigger an actual change.
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Currently when a checkbox is
aria-disabled
, click and keyboard interactions will toggle the checkmark (visually at least). I don't think you'd ever want that, so it makes sense to add this to the component some how?There was a problem hiding this comment.
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My thinking was more: automatically use
aria-disabled
and preventonChange
whendisabled
is passed. Like we do when__experimentalIsFocusable
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I added an issue for this at #59411. Ideally we would address it in the CheckboxControl component first, but if we don't have time I'm fine with cleaning up later.
As for the default focusability of a disabled component, I'm kind of leaning toward sticking to the standard browser behavior (which is to not be focusable). Of course we would also provide an opt-in prop to maintain focusability, as in Button.