I have an app im building with phonegap.
I'm listening for touchstart/ touchend events to make it responsive.
Sometimes, the event listener for the touchend will fire, but then, for e.g, an input will focus afterwards as the click event is fired 300ms later.
an example is, i have a menu sidebar. each sidebar list item listens to the touchend event. on receiving the event, the sidebar closes and the relevant page is shown. however, if the relevant page contains a form element that is where the user had clicked for the sidebar list item, the form element will get focused.
what is the best way to stop this across the entire app? it happens in various scenarios which vary with different phones.
Ive tried things like stopPropagation etc but these only work ina few cases, and i need to have a generic cross-app solution rather than adding in for each function, if possible.
something like:
$('body').on('touchend', function(){
//stop any further touchends/ clicks from firing
//apart from the 1 i do want
})
You could try 'touchcancel' instead of 'touchend', see if it works :) good luck.
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