Option to make certain areas within a slide unselectable.

[iosscripts]

This would be useful for making a portion of a slide's inner text to be highlight-able/copy/paste friendly. This option would accept a jQuery selector, those selected elements would override the slide functionality when touched, the slider would do nothing and the content would revert back to default browser behavior.

[acentofante]

Anyway this is coming soon? Using this awesome plugin for a fullscreen sliding website and would need some areas like forms and buttons to be clickable. Thanks!

[iosscripts]

Not too hard to implement I don't think... I can prioritize it.

Don't forget to buy a license if it's a commercial project :P

[acentofante]

awesome, was going to wait to buy as I am still juggling technologies for this project. originally was going to go with this one until I realized not being able to click was a deal breaker. Thanks for being quick to respond.

On Wed, Jul 25, 2012 at 2:50 PM, Marc Whitbread < reply@reply.github.com

wrote:

Not too hard to implement I don't think... I can prioritize it.

Don't forget to buy a license if it's a commercial project :P

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[iosscripts]

Hey, no worries. I wouldn't want you to buy it if it wasn't exactly what you are looking for anyway :).

On Jul 25, 2012, at 4:19 PM, acentofante wrote:

awesome, was going to wait to buy as I am still juggling technologies for this project. originally was going to go with this one until I realized not being able to click was a deal breaker. Thanks for being quick to respond.

On Wed, Jul 25, 2012 at 2:50 PM, Marc Whitbread < reply@reply.github.com

wrote:

Not too hard to implement I don't think... I can prioritize it.

Don't forget to buy a license if it's a commercial project :P

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[acentofante]

oh and while I have your ear, would it be easy to add a hashtag to the url to allow for browser forward and back? I was thinking it would use the onSlideComplete somehow.

Andrew

On Wed, Jul 25, 2012 at 4:28 PM, Marc Whitbread < reply@reply.github.com

wrote:

Hey, no worries. I wouldn't want you to buy it if it wasn't exactly what you are looking for anyway :).

On Jul 25, 2012, at 4:19 PM, acentofante wrote:

awesome, was going to wait to buy as I am still juggling technologies for this project. originally was going to go with this one until I realized not being able to click was a deal breaker. Thanks for being quick to respond.

On Wed, Jul 25, 2012 at 2:50 PM, Marc Whitbread < reply@reply.github.com

wrote:

Not too hard to implement I don't think... I can prioritize it.

Don't forget to buy a license if it's a commercial project :P

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[iosscripts]

@acentofante Do you mean overriding the back/forward browser functionality? That isn't supported by this script. You could add a hash onSlideComplete though:

$('.iosSlider').iosSlider({
    onSlideComplete: slideComplete
});

function slideComplete(args) {

    window.location.href = '#page-' + args.currentSlideNumber

}

[acentofante]

I guess I dont understand this well enough because what you provided definitely worked to add the hashtag but did make the browser forward and back button trigger anything. I probably wont be able to figure this out but its not a big deal. Thanks for your help.

On Thu, Jul 26, 2012 at 9:47 AM, Marc Whitbread < reply@reply.github.com

wrote:

@acentofante Do you mean overriding the back/forward browser functionality? That isn't supported by this script. You could add a hash onSlideComplete though:

$('.iosSlider').iosSlider({
        onSlideComplete: slideComplete
});

function slideComplete(args) {

        window.location.href = '#page-' + args.currentSlideNumber

}

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[iosscripts]

v1.0.24 has a new parameter 'unselectableSelector', which accepts a jQuery selection of objects and disables touch/click move events on them, allowing for click+drag/input fields/buttons to be used safely.

Also, I am aware how terrible the parameter name is... LOL

[acentofante]

Hey Marc,

Having trouble implementing this. It seems to disable the drag functionality but doesn't allow for selection/fields/buttons. It also doesn't work on child elements so I have to add this class to every element.

[iosscripts]

Try version 1.0.27. All child elements are now automatically included under the selection for 'unselectableSelector'. I have also fixed the issue with input elements becoming unresponsive. Let me know if you are still experiencing issues.

[kevinsmith22]

Hello Marc, I'm experiencing some issues using HTML5 range input: with unselectable disabled no access to the element, while with unselectable enabled the elements keeps the focus (and moving) after mouse up. Can you confirm this behaviour?

[iosscripts]

@kevinsmith22 I haven't tested it before actually but I just tested it and can confirm this behavior on my end. I will open a new issue and track it there. https://github.com/iosscripts/iosSlider/issues/170