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fix(gesture): fix overzealous preventDefault on label+input clicks. #4223
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@jelbourn - I have encountered similar situations where a custom event was needed, but it would not trigger the handler. While a test would be ideal, I will merge for now... |
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Fixes #4110
This change is missing a unit test. After spending quite a bit of time trying to write one, I've been unable to find a way to imitate this browser behavior manually.
Using
label.click()will correctly make the associated input also fire a click event, but the coordinates for both events will be (0, 0), which $mdGesture interprets as a keyboard-triggered click.Manually creating an event and using
label.dispatchEventlets you set the coordinates, but dispatching it in this way does not also automatically trigger a click on the input.@robertmesserle @ThomasBurleson