I have a UITextField for the user to enter their phone number. The placeholder text for the field is (XXX) XXX-XXXX. For sighted users, this works great, but with VoiceOver turned on, it sounds pretty bad to just read out all the X's.
I have accessibilityLabel set to "Phone Number" and accessibilityHint set to "Requires 10-digit phone number". Right now, VoiceOver will read the label, then placeholder text, then the hint. Is it possible to set VoiceOver to ignore the placeholder text?
I was able to work around this by removing the label and then changing the placeholder text when VoiceOver is turned on:
if UIAccessibilityIsVoiceOverRunning() {
phoneNumberField.placeholder = "Phone Number"
}
Now, it will just read the placeholder text and then the accessibility hint. I feel like this is a bit of a hacky solution though. So, if there is a way to have VoiceOver ignore certain pieces of information, that would be more ideal.
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