trap ontouchstart instead of onclick?

/dave

On Feb 15, 8:37 am, Matteo <[email protected]> wrote:
> I noticed that webkit for iphone adds about 300ms on onclick events. I
> found an old post on this group about this curious behavior but no
> solution was given. Probably I am reinventing the wheel here, anyway
> the solution is just to intercept the finger tap and trigger the event
> ontouchend instead of on the standard onclick.
>
> Here's a demo page, point your iphod (iphone or ipod touch :P ) or
> simulator (does not work on standard browser) 
> tohttp://cubiq.org/dropbox/clickdelay.html
> The first button triggers the standard click event (with 300ms lame
> delay). The second button casts the same click event but ontouchend
> thus eliminating the 300ms delay.
>
> Have you encountered this issue? Is there an easier solution?
>
> Cheers
> Matteo
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