iPad scrolling vs touching/clicking
iPad scrolling vs touching/clicking
I've read the various discussions regarding two finger vs one finger scrolling. Two finger scrolling is acceptable for our purposes and dataTables works fine under iOS5 on iPads (the target for this project).
The issue we're facing is inadvertant row touches when scrolling. e.g. a person uses two fingers to scroll, but a row is also selected (the first if we use the touchstart event, the last row of the swipe if we use the touchend event.)
Essentially we would like to cancel or prevent the firing of touchend events at the conclusion of a touchmove.
Thanks in advance!
The issue we're facing is inadvertant row touches when scrolling. e.g. a person uses two fingers to scroll, but a row is also selected (the first if we use the touchstart event, the last row of the swipe if we use the touchend event.)
Essentially we would like to cancel or prevent the firing of touchend events at the conclusion of a touchmove.
Thanks in advance!
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