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Fail to Open Menu and Store #24

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YodasWs opened this issue Apr 13, 2015 · 4 comments
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Fail to Open Menu and Store #24

YodasWs opened this issue Apr 13, 2015 · 4 comments

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YodasWs commented Apr 13, 2015

Is IE claiming to be Android? Or is my tapComplete reset failing?

No error is being thrown to my logging server...

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YodasWs commented Apr 13, 2015

It could be the separate, first callback that cancels default click behavior on my links... Is IE then not calling the other callback functions?

@YodasWs YodasWs changed the title Fail to Open Menu and Store in Windows Phone IE Fail to Open Menu and Store Apr 26, 2015
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YodasWs commented Apr 26, 2015

And I've been told that this is a problem in Firefox.

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It doesn't appear to have been necessary for Android and may now be the cause of my problems in #24
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YodasWs commented Apr 27, 2015

I'm thinking it is what I suggested two weeks ago, that the problem is caused by this line:

Z(document).on('tap click','a[href^="#"]',false)

and I'm sure that will mean that I'll need to revert the two commits mentioned above...

It would be helpful to confirm, though, with some additional error logging...

YodasWs added a commit that referenced this issue Apr 29, 2015
instead of having Zepto.js additionally stopping propagation

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YodasWs commented Jan 7, 2016

The problem is that both the tap and click events were being triggered when the user tapped somewhere, causing the function to be called twice, undoing what it had done. Hopefully fixed by 4285b03

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