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If there are input elements that are children of the scrolling area, you should cancel the overflow scrolling, particularly for HTML range elements.
I added the following to start() to achieve this but there may be a better solution
// stop any drifts flags.drifting = false;
// allow input focus if (event.target.tagName=="INPUT" || event.target.tagName=="TEXTAREA") { return; }
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Overscroll is already doing this; are you using the most up-to-date version?
Here is what overscroll cancels on: https://github.com/azoff/Overscroll/blob/master/src/jquery.overscroll.js#L146
Here is the implementation point (in start): https://github.com/azoff/Overscroll/blob/master/src/jquery.overscroll.js#L451
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If there are input elements that are children of the scrolling area, you should cancel the overflow scrolling, particularly for HTML range elements.
I added the following to start() to achieve this but there may be a better solution
// stop any drifts
flags.drifting = false;
// allow input focus
if (event.target.tagName=="INPUT" || event.target.tagName=="TEXTAREA") {
return;
}
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: