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iphone Programming Glossary: mousedown

$(document).click() not working correctly on iPhone. jquery

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/3705937/document-click-not-working-correctly-on-iphone-jquery

touchHandler event var touches event.changedTouches first touches 0 type switch event.type case touchstart type mousedown break case touchmove type mousemove break case touchend type mouseup break default return initMouseEvent type canBubble..

JavaScript on iOS: opening an HTML select element

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/6097240/javascript-on-ios-opening-an-html-select-element

simple property would be useful. Wishful thinking UPDATE I don't yet have the answer but I've found that simulating a mousedown successfully opens a select element in Google Chrome but not iPad or Firefox and so on function simulateMouseEvent eventName.. eventName true true window 0 0 0 0 0 false false false false 0 null element.dispatchEvent evt simulateMouseEvent mousedown select UPDATE I've asked a related but different and similarly unanswered question on select boxes here Is there a DOM event..

little 'x' in textfield input on the iphone in mobileSafari?

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/613114/little-x-in-textfield-input-on-the-iphone-in-mobilesafari

function initClearQueryLink query clearQuery clearQuery.setAttribute title Clear clearQuery.addEventListener mousedown clearQueryBox true query.addEventListener keyup _handleClearQueryLink false function _handleClearQueryLink var query document.getElementById..

jQuery live() removing iPhone touch event attributes?

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/671498/jquery-live-removing-iphone-touch-event-attributes

touch events are not currently supported by Events live . From the documentation Possible event values click dblclick mousedown mouseup mousemove mouseover mouseout keydown keypress keyup Currently not supported blur focus mouseenter mouseleave change..

jQuery on iPhone/Android/BlackBerry

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/921130/jquery-on-iphone-android-blackberry

officially supported browser for jQuery. But it's close enough to Safari that most things work. If I recall correctly mousedown event doesn't happen until the mouseup happens at which point both fire. My guess is that most things will work but you..