Droid Native Browser (Galaxy 4) - Clicking on Trigger to Close Causes an Almost Close Then Open

[adamhenson]

However when I click/touch the panel - it opens back up as it should. It seems like the nav trigger - first triggers the close and also trigger the open at the same time.

[adamhenson]

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[adamhenson]

I see the problem doesn't exist on jPanelMenu site. Perhaps I'm missing some configuration. Or if this was an issue resolved somewhere else please let me know.

[adamhenson]

I'm getting around this in the meantime with a hack. Since the panel opens back up when clicking on it (outside of the menu) I simply removed the button trigger identifier and keep it styled with a class on menu open, and when the user clicks it - the menu will close and panel will open because it resides outside the menu. I add the identifier back in on close. My identifier is '#expander-menu' and style it with a class: '.expander-menu'.

Here's how I'm doing it:

var jPM = $.jPanelMenu({
menu: "#nav-main",
trigger: "#expander-menu",
openPosition: "270px",
afterOpen:function(){
$("#expander-menu").attr("id", "");
},
afterClose:function(){
$(".expander-menu").attr("id", "expander-menu");
}
});
jPM.on();

[designworksdan]

I'm experiencing this on iOS7 on an iPhone 5 as well. I tried your solution and it fixes the trigger button. Now, however, touching/clicking on the panel does not work for me anymore.

My trigger is the regular ".menu-trigger".

[Mulegoat]

Same here on iOS5 on iphone 4

[designworksdan]

It turns out I had a jQuery conflict ("$" vs. "jQuery"). So I took care of the conflict. Now the toggle works but only up to two clicks. The trigger button is unclickable after that.

[acolangelo]

Seems like the fixes in #27 should take care of the double firing here.