Add a feature that adds validation to prevent saving content with PDFs that fail accessibility scans, while allowing authorized users to bypass with a required written justification for audit purposes. Existing files will only require justification when edited.
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| #8 | lower-permission-unable-to-save-if-errors.jpg | 115.2 KB | nicholass |
| #8 | new-field-admin-perspective.jpg | 355.34 KB | nicholass |
| #8 | lower-permission-see-past-justificaitons.jpg | 100.02 KB | nicholass |
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Comment #3
nicholassThis new feature can block updating content when a pdf file fails accessibility checks. The justification has a permission to scope the ability to bypass to selected users/roles.
Comment #4
nicholassComment #7
nicholassVersion 2 - Has a slightly different approach after testing the initial branch we found some issues and edge cases on our site, and this new approach corrects those. Instead of blocking the save, this explicitly only prevents new file uploads if errors are found, so that way past content can be archived, or edited or moved through workflow. It also less client side code. The first approach was honestly due to time constraints, this branch is I think the more drupal way to accomplish the goals.
Comment #8
nicholassFor users with the bypass permission, they can enter justifications to bypass the upload restriction. This field setting can be individually set for various fields.
For lower privilege users they can see past justifications when editing, but not enter new one, or bypass (note they need the permission to check files)
They also should not be able to save if errors in the file since they lack the bypass permission
Comment #9
nicholassComment #10
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