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I started using this plugin because I had a problem on iphones where i had an anchor that had a hover event , and a click event. So in that case the during the first 'click' on the iphone it only activated the hover event, so users would have to in a sense double click to activate the click - this plugin seemed to fix that.
But when using an @click along side v-touch, it fires the events twice on desktop, it will fire the touch event, and the click event. I tried adding .prevent to the v-touch call, but it didnt do anything. Is this supposed to be able to prevent default action with touch events?
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I started using this plugin because I had a problem on iphones where i had an anchor that had a hover event , and a click event. So in that case the during the first 'click' on the iphone it only activated the hover event, so users would have to in a sense double click to activate the click - this plugin seemed to fix that.
But when using an @click along side v-touch, it fires the events twice on desktop, it will fire the touch event, and the click event. I tried adding .prevent to the v-touch call, but it didnt do anything. Is this supposed to be able to prevent default action with touch events?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: