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Touch callout on iOS #819

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iEgit opened this issue Jul 3, 2015 · 3 comments
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Touch callout on iOS #819

iEgit opened this issue Jul 3, 2015 · 3 comments
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@iEgit
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iEgit commented Jul 3, 2015

As described here the long tap on image doesn't seem to work on iOS Safari.

So it is not possible to call native context menu on an image with Hammer.Manager being used on it.

@DimitryDushkin fixed this issue in his fork but it looks like some kind of a hack. Maybe some coherent solution could be worked out.

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Yeah most of that looks like its unrelated to the fix and to the commit message. We will be looking into trying to fix this soon

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iEgit commented Jul 13, 2015

There is also one bug in Android Browser connected with this one: when we click on native player, the event gets preventDefaulted and video controls don't work.

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@iEgit please open separate issues for separate issues :P I know it's tempting to get a conversation rolling in an issue once you have a response.

On Android Browser Bug, that's a won't fix (until the eco-system improves). See discussion here: #858

Incidentally though, it is a similar issue to the context-callout. You need to set the touch-action CSS appropriately on the manager, and remove the configuration setting for text callout, and your safari image issue should be resolved.

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