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Gesture drag on md-list-item prevents list from scrolling on iOS #7311
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@devversion there you go: http://codepen.io/gustavohenke/pen/grOrWq Open in an iOS device. |
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Nice job man !! Hopefully this gets into library |
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* On non-android browsers, touchmove events were cancelled and native scroll was disabled as well. * touchAction is supported by the most modern-browsers and drops the cancellation of the touchmove event * If touchAction is not supported, then we're able to use the polyfill (cancelling the touchMove event) Fixes angular#7311.
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* On non-android browsers, touchmove events were cancelled and native scroll was disabled as well. * touchAction is supported by the most modern-browsers and drops the cancellation of the touchmove event * If touchAction is not supported, then we're able to use the polyfill (cancelling the touchMove event) Fixes angular#7311.
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* On non-android browsers, touchmove events were cancelled and native scroll was disabled as well. * touchAction is supported by the most modern-browsers and drops the cancellation of the touchmove event * If touchAction is not supported, then we're able to use the polyfill (cancelling the touchMove event) Fixes angular#7311.
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* On non-android browsers, touchmove events were cancelled and native scroll was disabled as well. * touchAction is supported by the most modern-browsers and drops the cancellation of the touchmove event * If touchAction is not supported, then we're able to use the polyfill (cancelling the touchMove event) Fixes angular#7311.
@gustavohenke Did it work? @ThomasBurleson, @devversion I still having the same issue on Chrome. |
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Hey there,
I have built a custom directive for achieving the Dismiss gesture, as documented in the Material Design spec.
The directive registers a
drag
gesture with$mdGesture
in the element, currently an<md-list-item>
:Because of the registered
drag
gesture, I can't scroll this list in my iPad 2 (I don't have other iOS devices to test this). This behavior can be observed in Safari, Firefox and Chrome for iOS.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: