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Lu Wang updated CB-13124:
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Description:
The statusTap event isn't triggered until the momentum scrolling is complete.
To reproduce:
1. Create an app that has a natural scrolling body (*not* 100% height div with
overflow-x set to "auto" and -webkit-overflow-scrolling set to "touch"). This
means a standard WebView with body contents larger than one screen.
2. Flick the screen to scroll and notice that momentum/inertial scroll triggers.
3. During momentum scrolling, tap the status bar
4. Note there is no event fired until the scrolling has stopped.
There isn't a great way to fix this since the events are triggered in
cordova.js with a setTimeout. I have a PR available to fix this by adding a
config option to StatusBar that enables the native scroll-to-top behavior.
was:
The statusTap event isn't triggered until the momentum scrolling is complete.
To reproduce:
1. Create an app that has a natural scrolling body (*not* 100% height div with
overflow-x set to "auto" and -webkit-overflow-scrolling set to "touch"). This
means a standard WebView with an expanding body
2. Flick the screen to scroll and notice that momentum/inertial scroll triggers.
3. During momentum scrolling, tap the status bar
4. Note there is no event fired until the scrolling has stopped.
There isn't a great way to fix this since the events are triggered in
cordova.js with a setTimeout. I have a PR available to fix this by adding a
config option to StatusBar that enables the native scroll-to-top behavior.
> statusTap event is not triggered until momentum scrolling is complete
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> Key: CB-13124
> URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/CB-13124
> Project: Apache Cordova
> Issue Type: Bug
> Components: cordova-plugin-statusbar
> Affects Versions: [email protected]
> Reporter: Lu Wang
> Priority: Minor
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> The statusTap event isn't triggered until the momentum scrolling is complete.
> To reproduce:
> 1. Create an app that has a natural scrolling body (*not* 100% height div
> with overflow-x set to "auto" and -webkit-overflow-scrolling set to "touch").
> This means a standard WebView with body contents larger than one screen.
> 2. Flick the screen to scroll and notice that momentum/inertial scroll
> triggers.
> 3. During momentum scrolling, tap the status bar
> 4. Note there is no event fired until the scrolling has stopped.
> There isn't a great way to fix this since the events are triggered in
> cordova.js with a setTimeout. I have a PR available to fix this by adding a
> config option to StatusBar that enables the native scroll-to-top behavior.
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