touchmove

When I try to inspect the touchmove event in this jsbin demo it only triggers once in Chrome and Opera for Android, and immediately after that, it triggers a touchcancel event, instead of continuing to trigger touchmove events? Based on both the W3C specs , and the behaviour of the touchmove event in both Firefox for Android and Android's default browser, it seems to me that the way the touch events are supposed to work is that the touchmove event keeps triggering while the touch is still on the page. After trying to test in this jsbin though, I got the following log messages: touchstart event

I have a scrollable div. I want people to be able to scroll the list through 'hold', and also select a button for click. The problem is that when a button is held in order to scroll the div, it is triggering the click function. I want that do not trigger when scrolling. I need some way to differentiate click of the hold function. So I'm using: $('.panel').bind("touchstart mousedown", function (e) { console.log(e.type); $(this).addClass('resize'); }).bind("touchmove mousemove", function (e) { $(this).removeClass('resize'); }).bind("touchend mouseup", function (e) { $(this).removeClass('resize')

I would like to add some multitouch features to my javascript application when it is accessed from an ios device (and maybe android later). I want to provide a shiftkey-like functionality: the user may hold a button on the screen with one finger, and while this button is pressed, the behavior for a tap action on the rest of the screen is slightly different from the classic tap. The problem i'm running into is that i do not receive any touchend event for the tapping finger unless a touchmove is fired for the first finger holding the shiftkey button. Because the screen is very sensitive,

I'm developing a game for iPhone using COCOS2D . In that, I need to draw a line when user drag his finger from a point to another. As far as my knowledge is concern I need to do this in Touches Moved method from where I can get the points. But I don't know how to do this. Can anybody help me on this? Kia ora. Boredom compels me to provide an answer on this topic. Layer part (i.e. @interface GetMyTouches : CCLayer): -(void) ccTouchesMoved:(NSSet *)inappropriateTouches withEvent:(UIEvent *)event { UITouch *touchMyMinge = [inappropriateTouches anyObject]; CGPoint currentTouchArea = [touchMyMinge

In mobile safari, in the course of handling touchmove for an element, I change the className of that element. Unfortunately, the visual change does not occur while the user is scrolling, or until the very end of an inertial scroll. What can I do to get the className to visually take immediately? More: Apparently this isn't limited to className changes, but seemingly any change to the DOM, such as innerHTML and style . This is by design unfortunately. iOS safari will queue up all DOM manipulation until the end of a scroll or gesture. Effectively the DOM is frozen during a scroll. I thought I

We are trying to scroll an element on our iOS web app while preventing the window itself from scrolling. We are capturing the touchmove event on the window, scrolling the element programmatically and (trying to) prevent the window itself from scroll by calling preventDefault on the event. Unfortunately this doesn't work in Mobile Safari. The window continues to scroll underneath our element. The issue sounds exactly like the Webkit bug described in https://bugs.webkit.org/show_bug.cgi?id=163207 , but that issue was supposedly fixed in iOS 10.3 whereas I am running 11.3. Catching