On iOs 6.1.3 on an iPad 4, when using either this plugin or Stephen von Takach's original jquery.ui.touch.js, it is not possible to access the virtual keyboard in order to type into an <input type="text" ...> field. Stephen's issue tracker on googlecode contains a relevant thread started by Roland Caspers in Feb 2012. Roland provided a patch that was reported in Sep 2012 to work on iOS 5 but not on iOS6. I modified Roland's patch to fix this problem for iOS6.1.3 on an iPad 4, but I have no other iThings for testing it.
The updated patch goes into the "touchstart" case in iPadTouchHandler(), and it can be applied either to this plugin or to Stephen's original to fix this problem:
switch (event.type) {
case "touchstart":
if ($(event.changedTouches[0].target).is("select")) {
return;
}
// patch begins here
if ($(event.changedTouches[0].target).is("input")) {
return false; // allow access to keyboard on text input
}
// patch ends here
iPadTouchStart(event); /*We need to trigger two events here to support one touch drag and drop*/
event.preventDefault();
return false;
break;
Thanks for your work on this plugin, which (with the fix above) is exactly what I needed!
George Moody
On iOs 6.1.3 on an iPad 4, when using either this plugin or Stephen von Takach's original jquery.ui.touch.js, it is not possible to access the virtual keyboard in order to type into an
<input type="text" ...>field. Stephen's issue tracker on googlecode contains a relevant thread started by Roland Caspers in Feb 2012. Roland provided a patch that was reported in Sep 2012 to work on iOS 5 but not on iOS6. I modified Roland's patch to fix this problem for iOS6.1.3 on an iPad 4, but I have no other iThings for testing it.The updated patch goes into the "touchstart" case in iPadTouchHandler(), and it can be applied either to this plugin or to Stephen's original to fix this problem:
Thanks for your work on this plugin, which (with the fix above) is exactly what I needed!
George Moody