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Override mouseDown with touchstart #5334
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+1 - would be very useful |
yes! |
+1! |
unless I'm missing something, this should be pretty trivial to implement. are there some corner-cases we should consider? |
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The mouse directives handle the touch events too. Closes angular#5334
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The mouse directives handle the touch events too. Closes angular#5334
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The mouse directives handle the touch events too. Closes angular#5334
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So how can you listen for "mousedown" equivalent event in ngTouch? |
Messing with the touch events isn't something that should be in core, in fact we even removed the NgClick touch / mousedown override, so let's close this. Hammer.js and FastClick are still around for people who need touch specific handling (not to mention ionic does it on its own for hybrid apps) |
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It would really be helpful and awesome if there was a directive for touchstart, even better would be if mousedown would overridden with touchstart just like touch does for click.
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