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wylkyn opened this issue Apr 11, 2013 · 5 comments
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Annotation vs. Drag sensitivity on mobile device #186

wylkyn opened this issue Apr 11, 2013 · 5 comments

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wylkyn commented Apr 11, 2013

I have noticed that if there is the slightest movement of the finger when touching an annotation hotspot, it doesn't respond. This is true on my test of desktop browsers as well - if the mouse moves even one pixel during the click, no response from the hotspot. I'm assuming that it is because it thinks you are dragging instead, even if no image rotation occurs. It would be nice if there was some way to adjust the sensitivity of the drag to allow for more sloppy touching/clicking of hotspots.

pisi added a commit that referenced this issue May 17, 2013
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pisi commented May 17, 2013

I've added some room for error, 20 pixels radius to be precise. Annotation links should now be much more clickable than before, especially on touch devices.

@wylkyn Can you please grab code from the devlopment branch and give it a test ride? Thanks!

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wylkyn commented May 20, 2013

I'll give it a test and let you know. And thanks so much for the response!

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wylkyn commented May 20, 2013

Tests out great in the browser. I have to wait for my boss to get in to get the test iPad, but I'm assuming it will also test out fine. Thanks, Petr! You rock. :)

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pisi commented May 20, 2013

My pleasure :)

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pisi commented Nov 5, 2013

Released today as part of v1.3.0

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