Hello,
If you have a modalView that opens over a text area, clicking the 'close' button (using a JS method via data-click) will open up the iPhone keyboard after the modalView has closed.
This seems to be because the touch event seems to register 'through' the button so it registers in the element behind it. Perhaps the touchup is registered on the text area itself?
If you have a modalView that opens over a text area, clicking the 'close' button (using a JS method via data-click) will open up the iPhone keyboard after the modalView has closed.
This seems to be because the touch event seems to register 'through' the button so it registers in the element behind it. Perhaps the touchup is registered on the text area itself?
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Hello Matt,
To prevent the ghost click, try manually preventing the touchstart on the button, like this (but add this code after your mobile application init):
$(document.body).on("touchstart", "[data-role*=button]", false);
A fix will be present in the next internal build and the service pack.
Greetings,
Kamen Bundev
the Telerik team
To prevent the ghost click, try manually preventing the touchstart on the button, like this (but add this code after your mobile application init):
$(document.body).on("touchstart", "[data-role*=button]", false);
A fix will be present in the next internal build and the service pack.
Greetings,
Kamen Bundev
the Telerik team
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answered on 16 Jul 2012, 07:32 AM
Thank you, that works perfectly!