I am writing a webapp where I need to display a video and some (non standard) controls for it, which should appear in overlay. So create some divs and position them over the
One thing to try is to make the element with controls obstruct the whole video, not just a section of it - this will help you debug it in any case. Another approach is to use touch events instead of click events. These execute faster and are usually not over-ridden. Sample code would be helpful.
I had the same problem and got it working by setting the CSS property of the HTML5 video element while
paused to -webkit-transform:scale(0.01);
playing to -webkit-transform:scale(1);
The problem is that the HTML5 video element on iOS seems to hijack the click events in the areas (of the elements layered on top) that are contained in the bounding box of the video element. If the bounding box is made smaller with scale(0.01) or the bounding box is pushed off the screen with translateX(-2560px), no element areas are directly above the video element and the click events will get fired.