touch-event

I've a problem with the google translate widget. When using the iphone or the ipad I can't select the language to translate to. I can click the first button, but then when the languages menu appears and I tap a language, the menu immediately disappears and the click registers on the element that was behind the menu. This problem only occurs under very specific situations which I will outline below. The problem described below has been observed on an iphone4 ios5.0.1 and ipad2 ios 7.0.6. The problem has NOT been observed on firefox 29.0.1, chrome 31.0.1650.63 m or internet explorer 11. JSfiddle

Handling onTouchEvent on a view is straightforward as every view has the setOnTouchListener() method to do just that. Alas, although ListPreference is a view, it isn't defined in a layout XML, and thus can't be accessed via findViewById(). So... I don't seem to figure out how to setOnTouchListener() for it. My idea was to get a reference to it in PreferenceActivity's onCreate(), then getDialog(). getCurrentFocus() but at that particular moment in time, it has no focus and not even a dialog (getDialog() returns null, confirmed). Any idea how to work around this? Use

code comment: 1. A RelativeLayout Clickable attr is set to true, which has a child view whose Clickable attr is set to false. 2. No any duplicateParentState attr, in other words, duplicateParentState is false. 3. The child view is TextView whose textColor is color selector, so it can check pressed state. behaviour: before level16, when clicking RelativeLayout, pressed state is not transmitted to his chlid view. However in level 16 or later, it can. Reason: setPressed------>dispatchSetPressed------>transmit pressed state to children view----->childView.setPressed View.java onTouchEvent in level

As the touchend event is bind to the element where the touchstart is fired, how can I get the element at the position where the finger leaves, when this is outside of the element where the event was binded to. You could use the document.elementFromPoint method, passing it the coordinates of the event: $('#element').on("touchend",function(event){ var endTarget = document.elementFromPoint( event.originalEvent.touches[0].pageX, event.originalEvent.touches[0].pageY ); }); EDIT: Found some good article about getting elements at specific coordinates. http://www.zehnet.de/2010/11/19/document

I am currently working on a project which uses a custom scroll plugin (written by me) to allow an element to be scrolled in touch devices, as well as desktop browsers. Everything is working correctly (including velocity and deceleration a la iOS). However, the only problem that remains is calculating the top (or left) position of the scrollbar when a user scrolls. I have calculated the height of the scrollbar with the following formular: Math.round((container.height() / content.height()) * 100); This seems to compute the correct height of the bar, but now I need a formular to work out by how