Rendering and tabbing through the menus goes well BUT - the following was reported:

• With NVDA/Firefox, while the menu item names (File, Edit, View) are announced, but nothing is announced that lets me know that I can expand them to hear more. Usually the space and enter key are used to toggle menus, but neither of those do anything.
• With NVDA/Chrome, I get the same experience.
• With JAWS/Chrome, I hear some more info: when I’m on File, I hear File alt plus F (then Edit alt plus E, View alt plus V). It seems like the latter two of these open up the menu visually, but I’m not able to navigate to any of the items with my keyboard or hear them with my screen reader.

The BIG issue seems to be the lack of indication that a SubMenu exists - is this a known issue?  Am I not enabling something I should be?

Current RadMenu config:

  <telerik:RadMenu AriaSettings-Label="Manage a Business Menu" runat="server" ID="m" Width="100%" Skin="Simple" Flow="Horizontal" RenderMode="Lightweight"
                EnableAriaSupport="true" CausesValidation="false" EnableOverlay="false">
                <KeyboardNavigationSettings CommandKey="Alt" FocusKey="M" />
            </telerik:RadMenu>    

Hi,

I use the RadContextMenu control (ajax).  When I right-click a control to show the menu, the OnClientShowing or On ClientItemClicked events are fired.

Within this, I can get the html element that has been clicked, but what I really need is a reference to the actual control that was clicked.  For example, I have a checkbox on my page and the user can right-click the text on the checkbox, OR the check-box itself.  This makes it really tough to determine what the actual control was that was clicked (in this case, the RadCheckBox).

I thought it would be a cool idea to be able to get this control as part of the args for the event.

Tom.

While it is possible to set the item image using the item's CssClass property (http://www.telerik.com/help/aspnet-ajax/menu-appearance-item-images.html), it would be great to be able to set that directly to the span element with class rmLeftImage.

Otherwise, it's necessary to use JavaScript or a CSS pre-processor like LESS to assign font-based images via classes (LESS would be required only to avoid duplicating CSS).

The same would apply to just about any control that supports item images, e.g. TreeView.

http://docs.telerik.com/devtools/aspnet-ajax/controls/menu/appearance-and-styling/layout-of-child-items

Research the ability to have the RadMenu behave responsively.

(On a related thread, there is a wider-oriented customer request for a responsive framework)

In the latest version of the controls (v.2012.3.1205.40 Dev) RadMenu links are not clickable on iPad/iPhone iOS 5.1 or iOS 6.