I have developed a web application in asp.net 3.5. It is consuming lot of javascript/JQuery events and working properly in normal browser in pc, but my client is saying that
You can use a combination and try touchstart instead of tap
('myelement').bind('touchstart click', function(event){
myClickFunction();
});
There are touch events for a touch screen device:
touchstart: a finger is placed on a DOM element.
touchmove: a finger is dragged along a DOM element.
touchend: a finger is removed from a DOM element.
Maybe you want to try working with those. That being said, it is good to use events like change
(or onchange
inline with the element) for a drop down list because it is will work no matter what changes it (keyboard, mouse event or touch event).
Here is a resource to learn more.
The click events won't work on the iPad as it is touch screen - click vs touch I guess. Have you considered using JQueryMobile rather than JQuery? I is optimised for touch devices - as it states on the very front page of the site.
Rather than using click it has a whole host of events you can hook into i.e. tap, swipe, taphold etc... It would be easy enough to hook the same function into a click and a tap event i.e.
('myelement').bind('click', function(event){
myClickFunction();
});
('myelement').bind('tap', function(event){
myClickFunction();
});
There are possibly (almost certainly) more elegant ways to do this - but that's just a start really.