Fix pro issue 5410 / Use more descriptive names for name field subfie…

[Crabcyborg]

…lds to improve accessibility

Fixes https://github.com/Strategy11/formidable-pro/issues/5410

It also introduces this warning if "First" or "Last" is used.

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Walkthrough

The changes in this pull request involve updates to the FrmFieldName class within the classes/models/fields/FrmFieldName.php file. The modifications include enhanced descriptions for subfields, which now have more descriptive labels: 'First Name', 'Middle Name', and 'Last Name'. Additionally, a new public method show_after_default has been introduced to check these descriptions and trigger accessibility warnings if any descriptions are insufficient. The overall structure of the class remains unchanged.

Changes

File Path	Change Summary
classes/models/fields/FrmFieldName.php	- Enhanced subfield descriptions to 'First Name', 'Middle Name', and 'Last Name'. - Added method show_after_default to trigger accessibility warnings for insufficient labels.

Possibly related PRs

• Output screen reader texts on forms and entries list pages #1830: This PR focuses on enhancing accessibility by ensuring screen reader texts are properly output on forms, which aligns with the main PR's goal of improving accessibility through better labeling in the FrmFieldName class.
• Include (first) and (last) when mapping name fields to stripe lite actions #1978: This PR modifies the show_fields_dropdown method to improve clarity in dropdown options related to name fields, which is relevant to the main PR's changes in naming conventions for subfields in the FrmFieldName class.

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• AbdiTolesa

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🧹 Outside diff range and nitpick comments (1)

classes/models/fields/FrmFieldName.php (1)

241-281: Effective implementation of accessibility warning

The new show_after_default method is a great addition that aligns well with the PR's objective. It effectively checks for insufficiently descriptive subfield labels and provides a clear warning to guide users towards better accessibility practices.

A minor suggestion for improvement:

Consider extracting the warning message text into a constant or a translatable string at the top of the class. This would make it easier to update or translate in the future. For example:

class FrmFieldName extends FrmFieldCombo {
    const ACCESSIBILITY_WARNING = 'Subfield descriptions are read by screen readers. Enhance accessibility by using complete labels, like "First Name" instead of "First".';
    
    // ... rest of the class ...

    public function show_after_default( $args ) {
        // ... existing code ...
        
        echo esc_html__( self::ACCESSIBILITY_WARNING, 'formidable' );
        
        // ... rest of the method ...
    }
}

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classes/models/fields/FrmFieldName.php (2)

36-38: Improved subfield labels for better accessibility

The changes to the subfield labels are excellent. Using "First Name", "Middle Name", and "Last Name" instead of just "First", "Middle", and "Last" significantly improves clarity and accessibility. This aligns perfectly with the PR's objective of enhancing the user experience.

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Line range hint 1-281: Overall assessment of changes

The modifications to the FrmFieldName class effectively address the PR's objective of improving accessibility and using more descriptive names for name field subfields. The changes are well-integrated into the existing code structure and maintain consistency with the class's coding style.

Key improvements:

1. Updated subfield labels in the constructor for better clarity.
2. New show_after_default method to warn about insufficiently descriptive labels.

These changes will significantly enhance the accessibility and user experience of forms created with the Formidable Forms plugin.