Double click is not working

[antonyscerri]

It seems at least in Chrome on Windows, by default when touch is enabled it is overriding the double click event. Looking at the source it appears when touch is enabled it replaces the set event with double tap. From the documentation I would think that supporting touch wouldn't necessarily prevent normal mouse support either, which appears to be the current behavior.

[victorjonsson]

It only does that if the browser supports touch, this should only be a problem if the user has Windows RT.

[antonyscerri]

It appears because I have a touch enabled machine of sort (LeapMotion device, which can simulate touchscreen events), that’s probably causing:

"ontouchend" in window

To return true.

Still I think you should be able to allow both mouse clicks and touch events to coexist.

For now I have set touch to false to get around the problem. I was wondering why some of the demos didn’t appear to be working, other do so I’m assuming they have switched off touch support as well.

[chriskeeble]

The demo is not working 'out-of-the-box' in latest Chrome. Double clicking on the example paragraph does not work (even on the text where the mouse cursor changes to a pointer) :-(

[victorjonsson]

Strange, it works fine for me on mac with version 33.0.1750.152

[chriskeeble]

It works in Firefox, but not in Chrome (Version 33.0.1750.154 m) - double clicking in Chrome highlights the word.

Running Windows 7 64-bit.

[jacekbarecki]

On my computer running on Windows 7 64-bit it doesn't work either in Chrome (version 36.0.1985.125 m).