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Jesse MacFadyen commented on CB-953:
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I have exhausted all that I can think of to resolve this issue, and need some
assistance from someone on the IE9 Mobile team.
Currently, I have done the following :
1. prevent 'click' events and generate my own 'mock' click event
result => prevents the mousedown/mouseup from firing twice
defect => Input elements not focusable
I have tried showing the keyboard by callng Element.focus() but it does not
work.
Another problem with this approach is that by preventing the built-in click
events we lose other interactions, like selecting text for copy paste
operations.
One possible work around is to change the existing codebase so it does not use
mouseevents at all, but instead mimics single touch events a'la Apple.
This would mean that tapping a button would generate :
touchstart - generated
(possibly touchmove) - generated
touchend - generated
mousedown - built in
mouseup - built in
click - built in
This would be more consistent I think, but would also require mimicking other
parts of the touch API so that frameworks like Sencha / iScroll would use them.
Without deeper access to the underlying browser component, there is not much
more I can do on this issue.
> mousedown and mouseup events are fired twice
> --------------------------------------------
>
> Key: CB-953
> URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/CB-953
> Project: Apache Cordova
> Issue Type: Bug
> Components: WP7
> Affects Versions: 1.7.0
> Reporter: Jesse MacFadyen
> Assignee: Jesse MacFadyen
> Fix For: 1.9.0
>
> Original Estimate: 9h
> Remaining Estimate: 9h
>
> I have a simple Cordova 1.7.0. test app that just handles mouse events and
> logs event target (attached). I found out that mousedown and mouseup events
> are fired twice. First time they are fired in code by C#
> InvokeSimulatedMouseEvent function and the second time by WebBrowser control
> itself. That leads to event handlers also to be called twice for each event.
> I found out that the second time WebBrowser fires events because native Tap
> event is not prevented. So I added tap handler that prevents event bubbling
> in order to illuminate unnecessary event firing:
>
> private void browser_Loaded(object sender, RoutedEventArgs e)
> {
> …
> border.Tap += Border_Tap;
> …
> }
>
> void Border_Tap(object sender, GestureEventArgs e)
> {
> e.Handled = true;
> }
>
>
> In this case events are fired only once, but I have the following issues:
> a. After clicking on input field it is highlighted but virtual keyboard
> is not opened.
> b. Play button of audio element becomes not clickable.
>
> It seems that all events are fired correctly but there are some little
> difference between system and Cordova events (see below):
> Cordova generated:
> Log:"isCordova=true; fromElement=null; layerX=0; layerY=0; toElement=null;
> which=1; altKey=false; button=0; buttons=0; clientX=233; clientY=209;
> ctrlKey=false; metaKey=false; offsetX=0; offsetY=0; pageX=233; pageY=209;
> relatedTarget=[object HTMLInputElement]; screenX=233; screenY=209;
> shiftKey=false; x=0; y=0; getModifierState=\nfunction getModifierState() {\n
> [native code]\n}\n; initMouseEvent=\nfunction initMouseEvent() {\n
> [native code]\n}\n; detail=1; view=[object Window]; initUIEvent=\nfunction
> initUIEvent() {\n [native code]\n}\n; bubbles=true; cancelable=true;
> currentTarget=[object Window]; defaultPrevented=false; eventPhase=1;
> isTrusted=false; target=[object HTMLInputElement]; timeStamp=1The thread '<No
> Name>' (0xf3204da) has exited with code 0 (0x0).
> Log:"isCordova=true; fromElement=null; layerX=0; layerY=0; toElement=null;
> which=1; altKey=false; button=0; buttons=0; clientX=233; clientY=209;
> ctrlKey=false; metaKey=false; offsetX=0; offsetY=0; pageX=233; pageY=209;
> relatedTarget=[object HTMLInputElement]; screenX=233; screenY=209;
> shiftKey=false; x=0; y=0; getModifierState=\nfunction getModifierState() {\n
> [native code]\n}\n; initMouseEvent=\nfunction initMouseEvent() {\n
> [native code]\n}\n; detail=1; view=[object Window]; initUIEvent=\nfunction
> initUIEvent() {\n [native code]\n}\n; bubbles=true; cancelable=true;
> currentTarget=[object Window]; defaultPrevented=false; eventPhase=1;
> isTrusted=false; target=[object HTMLInputElement]; timeStamp=1Log:"trace end"
> System:
> Log:"fromElement=null; layerX=67; layerY=20; toElement=null; which=1;
> altKey=false; button=0; buttons=1; clientX=233; clientY=209; ctrlKey=false;
> metaKey=false; offsetX=67; offsetY=20; pageX=233; pageY=209;
> relatedTarget=null; screenX=1345; screenY=1309; shiftKey=false; x=67; y=20;
> getModifierState=\nfunction getModifierState() {\n [native code]\n}\n;
> initMouseEvent=\nfunction initMouseEvent() {\n [native code]\n}\n;
> detail=1; view=[object Window]; initUIEvent=\nfunction initUIEvent() {\n
> [native code]\n}\n; bubbles=true; cancelable=true; currentTarget=[object
> Window]; defaultPrevented=false; eventPhase=1; isTrusted=true; target=[object
> HTMLInputElement]; timeStamp=1338888750791; type=mousedown;
> Log:"-------------->"
> Log:"fromElement=null; layerX=67; layerY=20; toElement=null; which=1;
> altKey=false; button=0; buttons=1; clientX=233; clientY=209; ctrlKey=false;
> metaKey=false; offsetX=67; offsetY=20; pageX=233; pageY=209;
> relatedTarget=null; screenX=1345; screenY=1309; shiftKey=false; x=67; y=20;
> getModifierState=\nfunction getModifierState() {\n [native code]\n}\n;
> initMouseEvent=\nfunction initMouseEvent() {\n [native code]\n}\n;
> detail=1; view=[object Window]; initUIEvent=\nfunction initUIEvent() {\n
> [native code]\n}\n; bubbles=true; cancelable=true; currentTarget=[object
> Window]; defaultPrevented=false; eventPhase=1; isTrusted=true; target=[object
> HTMLInputElement]; timeStamp=1338888751251; type=mouseup; caThe thread '<No
> Name>' (0xe23073a) has exited with code 0 (0x0).
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