Tagged: tap

jQuery Finger unifies click and touch events by removing the 300ms delay on touch devices. It also provide a common set of events to handle basic gestures such as drag and pinch. Small (< 1kb gzipped), it is focused on performance, is well tested and ... also supports jQuery delegated events.

Smooth cross-browser pan and zoom plugin (mobile and desktop). Use CSS3 transitions on compatible web browsers. Manage scroll, click, touch, double tap, pinch and more.

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).

jTap - additional event for jQuery processing touching to screen on touch devices.\ \ Those who are faced with adaptation of web-based applications for mobile devices knows that the event \"click\" is triggered with a delay of 300ms, observe which not very pleasant. In addition, click on non-delegated place of document will not work. To solve these problems and was designed by jQuery Tap Event.

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

jQuery special event for generating tap events on touch interfaces. The point is to do away with simulated mouse events on touch devices, so that a site's touch interaction model can be treated differently from it's mouse interaction model.

This touch event implementation allows plugins written to Zepto or Rye to work with jQuery