AMD, the AMD Arrow logo, ATI, the ATI logo, AMD Athlon, AMD Phenom, AMD Turion, Radeon, and combinations thereof are trademarks of Advanced Micro Devices, Inc. TRADEMARKS: Celeron, Intel, the Intel logo, Intel Atom, Intel Core, Intel Inside, the Intel Inside logo, Intel vPro, Intel Evo, Intel Optane, Intel Xeon Phi, Iris, Itanium, MAX, Pentium, and Xeon are trademarks of Intel Corporation or its subsidiaries.Īdvanced Micro Devices, Inc. This service is only available in selected countries. Customer may be required to return unit to Dell. CompleteCover excludes theft, loss, and damage due to fire, intentional damage, acts of God or natural disasters, animals, pets or pests. ĬOMPLETECOVER: service is available for personal computers, Axim PDAs, Dell branded projectors and LCD TV. Defective unit must be returned or paid for. Service timing dependent upon time of day call placed to Dell. Subject to parts availability, geographical restrictions (on site and/or next business day service not available in some locations) and terms of service contract. ONSITE SERVICE : Technician, replacement part or unit (depending on service contract) will be dispatched if necessary following phone-based troubleshooting. MISTAKES: While all efforts are made to check pricing and other errors, inadvertent errors do occur from time to time and Dell reserves the right to decline orders arising from such errors. Choose carefully, as order cancellation rights are limited and additional costs may apply. RETURNS POLICY: Dell’s “Returns Policy” found at //to all sales. If you have contractual terms with Dell that refer to list pricing, please contact your Dell sales representative to obtain information about Dell’s list pricing. Any promotional savings listed on this site are referenced off of a previous online price for the same product or service. No promotional savings apply to Dell’s online pricing other than the savings listed on this site. Pricing: The pricing available on this site is Dell’s pricing for online purchases only. Dell cannot guarantee that promotions and prices listed online will be available to purchase by telephone. Promotional deals apply to maximum order size of 10 desktop or laptop systems. **Dell's Terms and Conditions: apply to all sales available on request or at "Terms and Conditions of Sale" located at the bottom of our homepage at: Prices and specifications are correct at date of publication but subject to availability or change without notice. Energy, Climate Action & Sustainability.APEX Cloud Platform for Red Hat OpenShift.APEX Cloud Platform for Microsoft Azure.
APEX Data Storage Services Backup Target.I've killed click/mouse events and was still able to let mobile browsers respond correctly to touches on inputs. My rule of thumb- if it's for your convenience but it's inconvenient, best kill it.Īs far as the input boxes, they only need the touchend events. This sounds much much more daunting than it really is, but the mimicked click/mouse events work perfectly on most mobile browsers.Ĭlick and the extra mouse sequence are all there for your convenience (and compatibility).
The only real answer for me was to preventDefault on the touch events, and actually manage the touch states and fire click, drags, etc. I've run into similar problems making cross-platform HTML5/JS apps. Note that while a "click" can be recognized as a " touchstart-touchend" sequence (ie no " touchmove"), there are certain things, such as keyboard input focus, that can only happen during a proper click event.
I ended up setting up a "ignore_next_click" flag somewhere tied to a timestamp, but this is obviously not very clean.ĭoes anybody know of a better way of doing this, or are we missing something?
This is a strange design, because because it is not possible to know during the touchstart yet whether the user intents to drag or swipe or just tap/click on the item. I've also found that it is possible to prevent the " mouse*-click" events from happening by doing an " event.preventDefault()" during the touchstart event, but only then, and not during the touchmove and touchend. In doing a single page Javascript app with interactive DOM elements I've found that the " mouseover-mousemove-mousedown-mouseup-click" sequence happens all in a bunch after the " touchstart-touchmove-touchend" sequence of events.
0 kommentar(er)
