In order to do this, you would need to fix the user’s viewport so that they cannot pinch zoom the page, and then use a touch events library like Hammer.js to attach a callback to the pinch zoom gesture that appropriately resizes the element on the page you’d like to scale. viewport fixing happens in … Read more
2019: Yes-ish: Using pointerenter. BUT, by default, a touch (or mouse down) causes the element to ‘capture’ the pointer, preventing further pointerleave/enter events unless you explicitly release the capture. Moreover, you’ll want to set touch-action:none on relevant elements to avoid the browser intercepting touches for default pan/zoom etc. Example: CSS: *{ touch-action: none; } JS: … Read more
I ended up building a custom double click function that will work on both mobile and desktop: var touchtime = 0; $(“.target”).on(“click”, function() { if (touchtime == 0) { // set first click touchtime = new Date().getTime(); } else { // compare first click to this click and see if they occurred within double click … Read more
I wrote my own touch handler events.maybe this helps you it checks for: fast click : ‘fc’ swipe left : ‘swl’ swipe right : ‘swr’ swipe up : ‘swu’ swipe down : ‘swd’ each check initializes it’s correspondent event.but you can scroll and do whatever else you do normally. you just have some new events. … Read more
Try this, First check for a physical keyboard presence: KeyboardCapabilities keyboardCapabilities = new Windows.Devices.Input.KeyboardCapabilities(); return keyboardCapabilities.KeyboardPresent != 0 ? true : false; If you do not find a physical keyboard, use the in-built virtual keyboard of windows: Process.Start(Environment.GetFolderPath(Environment.SpecialFolder.System) + Path.DirectorySeparatorChar + “osk.exe”); Got help from here: link 1 link 2
You can use the following JS function: function isTouchDevice() { var el = document.createElement(‘div’); el.setAttribute(‘ongesturestart’, ‘return;’); // or try “ontouchstart” return typeof el.ongesturestart === “function”; } Source: Detecting touch-based browsing. Please note the above code only tests if the browser has support for touch, not the device. Related links: How to detect a mobile device … Read more