Closed tofumatt closed 11 years ago
r+wc! Thanks a lot!
Quick question: Will a touch event that also turns out to be a click also trigger a click event? Or does e.preventDefault() take care of that?
e.preventDefault()
takes care of it -- there aren't two events fired (actually, not sure if click is fired or not, but the event handler certainly isn't run).
Merged in a1014873d3b69ed999adda1ec9fe0cbf1f038138
Add support for touch events and improve webkit experience.