Open dcp3450 opened 9 years ago
I believe I may be experiencing a similar issue with a search box. When clicking the submit button, Firefox's dev tools indicates the event fires on a parent element which has iscroll event listeners called "handleEvent" which seem to be catching the click.
Is there a solution for this? Also, flash player like jwplayer is inaccessible (user cannot click controls inside player).
I had to create my own html5 player controls. I tried using third party players just like you did and had the same issue. Once I created my own controls it worked fine. One issue I did run into was the fullscreen option. Once the video went fullscreen I lost my custom controls. To fix this, when I clicked the fullscreen option I set the video to "position: fixed; top: 0; left: 0; width: 100%; height: 100%;" to simulate a fullscreen. Looks and works fine for me.
On Thu, Jul 30, 2015 at 10:44 AM, 4ants notifications@github.com wrote:
Is there a solution for this? Also, flash player like jwplayer is inaccessible (user cannot click controls inside player).
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@4ants set preventDefault:false
Yes, but documentation says that this action can cause unexpected results. So I added this:
preventDefaultException: {
tagName: /^(INPUT|TEXTAREA|BUTTON|SELECT|OBJECT)$/
}
I had exactly same issue on android, but I put the HTML5 video label in an iframe label to fix it . But I don't know why
I have a carousel that uses HTML5 videos. The controls can be seen but not clicked/tapped. I've added "tap:true" and "click:true" to my scroller but it has no affect. Placing a video outside the iscroll container fixes the issue.