The tag produced by WFFM contains the attribute role="form".
This is considered a redundant attribute and is causing issues for our site accessibility scan.
Here are the specifics from the accessibility scan...
A WAI-ARIA attribute that has the exact same features as the HTML element it has been applied to has been used. The WAI-ARIA attribute is redundant since is doesn't provide the user with any additional information.
Looking at the MVC form rendering that is installed with WFF, I see it points to the following class and method - Sitecore.Forms.Mvc.Controllers.FormController, Sitecore.Forms.Mvc.
Decompiling that class I can see their is a Sitecore.Forms.Mvc.Constants class which contains several attributes of the rendered form element, but not the role="form" attribute.
Would anyone know where Sitecore might be adding the attribute role to the form element?
Check the Views\Form\EditorTemplates\FormViewModel.cshtml
file.
You will see there:
var attributes = new RouteValueDictionary()
{
{ "enctype", "multipart/form-data" },
{ "class", @Model.CssClass },
{ "id", Model.ClientId },
{ "role", "form" },
{ Constants.Wffm, Model.Item.ID }
};
and a bit lower those attributes (containing form
role) are used in BeginRouteForm
method:
using (Html.BeginRouteForm(routeName, queryString, FormMethod.Post, attributes))