Closed shilu911 closed 6 years ago
Yes, it's true. What feedback are you getting from the compilation terminal / console?
On Chrome, it works fine, but on Safari it needs double click to trigger the onClick event handler I pass to the the Button component, because the first click trigger the wave animation but not trigger the onClick event handler, I must click the button again quickly before the animation is finished then I am able to trigger the onClick event handler.
Has been noted. Contributions are welcome!
Hi, just dropping by to let people now, that issue is widely known and it has known workarounds. We encourage commits solving this problem, even though browsers are moving away from the said iOS 300ms delay causing it.
If I pass an onClick attribute to the Button component as a prop, then there will be 2 onClick attributes on the button element(line 80 and line 83 of Button.js)