Hi guys
Here I am again after a few years.. The problem still occurs on the latest
versions of the API and iOS.
Is there really nothing we can do?
'regionClick' and 'select' event, none of them fires on iOS when html
tooltips are enabled.
New jsfiddle: https://jsfiddle.net/cmoreira/72umd31d/
Hi
Seems this issue exists after more than one year and several updates on
Safari and iOS.
Is there any workaround we can implement to have the HTML tooltips with the
select event working on iOS devices?
On Monday, April 7, 2014 at 6:34:45 PM UTC+2, Carlos Moreira wrote:
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> Hi guys
> Not
I am having the same problem.
On Tuesday, December 16, 2014 at 1:51:46 PM UTC+1, Carlos Moreira wrote:
Hi
Any update on this?
Cheers
On Wednesday, June 4, 2014 3:48:33 PM UTC+2, Jeremy Faller wrote:
You're right, iOS 7.1 doesn't fire the alert.
I suspect you'd have problems getting
Hi
Any update on this?
Cheers
On Wednesday, June 4, 2014 3:48:33 PM UTC+2, Jeremy Faller wrote:
You're right, iOS 7.1 doesn't fire the alert.
I suspect you'd have problems getting Drew's solution working for you.
There's subtlety (read:crap) in our event routing would likely make it
You're right, iOS 7.1 doesn't fire the alert.
I suspect you'd have problems getting Drew's solution working for you.
There's subtlety (read:crap) in our event routing would likely make it
difficult to make it work. I will speak with the Geo engineer about this,
and likely file some bugs on our
I spent a marginal amount of time looking at this, and it appears to me
that it works. In other words, I am seeing the HTML tooltip in iOS 7.1 on
America.
Are you running an older version of iOS? Is this not what I should be
seeing?
Any more data you can provide, and I'll try to help get to
Hi Jeremy, thank you for looking into it.
The issue is not with the html tooltip, that works fine, but with the
select listener.
Clicking the countries with data an alert message should fire, and on iOS
it seems it does not.
Do you confirm this behaviour on iOS 7.1 also? Or does the alert
Thank you for the fast reply asgallant!
I tried doing the touch events mapping, but I had no success.
After some hours wasted with this I narrowed it down to *a conflict with
the use of html tooltips*.
tooltip: {isHtml: false} = Select Listener will work.
Likely this is an issue with touch events. As I understand it, some mobile
browsers send click events whenever a comparable touch event fires, but
Safari on iOS doesn't. You need to emulate mouse events from touch events
in iOS. There is a post over on StackOverflow that should get you
