Tagged: click

Work around some mobile browser's 300ms delay on the click event

jQuery Plugin for making child elements selectable supports Ctrl+Click, Command+Click and Shift+Click.

jQuery Plugin for activating file explorer type selecting to all elements supports Ctrl+Click, Command+Click, Ctrl+Drag, Command+Drag and Shift+Click.

Use this plugin to handle both keyboard-mouse and mobile touch motions with a unified set of events. It is currently being used in a commercial SPA and is featured in the book [Single page web applications - JavaScript end-to-end](http://manning.com/mikowski). Supported motions for both desktop and touch devices include tap, long-press, drag, long-press-drag, and zoom. See the README.md on the home page for much greater detail. Please see 'ue-test.html' file for a demonstration of the different motions. Most test tiles below the second row are negative test cases and should not be draggable (the one exception is the 'held+helddrag' example).

Superclick is a jQuery drop-down menu enhancement plugin sharing many of Superfish's features but focusses solely on click events to open and close submenus.

Avoiding the 300ms delay of most mobile browsers before triggering the click event, to make mobile websites and html apps more responsive.

Removes the 300ms delay in some browsers (like iOS) by simply replacing default click events with jQuery Mobile's vclick

Predict and prevent x-clicks. X-clicks are unexpected and tricky click events that are triggered in Internet Explorer only, when the mousedown and mouseup events are triggered on two different elements.

Bind to the `multiclick` event, a custom DOM-like event generated using jQuery's Special Events API. The `multiclick` event triggers when the user clicks within the bound element a configurable number of times.

Bind javascript events to the data attribute