[David McNamaraMember]

Thanks Peter, that is exactly the information I needed.

My listbox drag and drop is now working on the iPad.

Kindest regards,
David

[David McNamaraMember]

Hi Peter,

I have tried to use the code you supplied from within my dragEnd event handler, but some of the items you refer to (such as event.originalEvent and event.touches) are undefined within the event structure I’m being passed on iOS.

Since I have yet to discover a browser for the iPad that will let me set breakpoints as Firefox/Firebug does on the Windows desktop, I have been debugging by writing the values of various objects from the event structure into my HTML document and this is what I get:

Safari on iPad

event.originalEvent=undefined
event.touches=undefined
event.pageX=undefined event.pageY=undefined
event.args.originalEvent=[object Object]
event.args.originalEvent.clientX=undefined event.args.originalEvent.clientY=undefined
event.args.originalEvent.pageX=undefined event.args.originalEvent.pageY=undefined
event.args.originalEvent.touches=undefined


Firefox on Windows

event.originalEvent=undefined
event.touches=undefined
event.pageX=undefined event.pageY=undefined
event.args.originalEvent=[object Object]
event.args.originalEvent.clientX=276 event.args.originalEvent.clientY=100
event.args.originalEvent.pageX=276 event.args.originalEvent.pageY=100
event.args.originalEvent.touches=undefined


Regards,
David.

[David McNamaraMember]

Thanks Peter.

I suspected as much, but I thought I’d give it a go anyway

Regards,
David.

[David McNamaraMember]

Thanks Neelam, but my question related to drag and drop operations on iOS devices.

[David McNamaraMember]

UPDATE: The original post has now been changed so as to escape all the HTML tags.

Ooops! Sorry, the code didn’t come out as I expected due to the HTML tags, I guess.

I’ll reformat it with the tags esacaped and repost it in a little while.

David

[David McNamaraMember]

Thanks Peter, that works perfectly.

Regards, David.

[David McNamaraMember]

Thanks Peter, that’s good news.

Now the follow up question – typically, how far apart are your builds? Days, weeks, months, …?

Regards,
David.

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