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Is it possible to dynamically update a portion of a webpage (for example: to display a list of errors from a form submission) and indicate to screen readers that they should skip to the updated portion?
Are full (non-Ajax) postbacks the only way to have accessible error messages?
Edit (please see comments)
To be clear, by “screen readers”, I am referring to software that either speaks the text on the screen or converts that text to Braille.
Maybe this might help
Making Ajax Work with Screen Readers
Also See
Implementing Screen Reader in Ajax