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is the domEvents setting required to be set to true? i have been unable to get propagating to work without this setting (no events being triggered at all..)
but once I set this setting to true other issues arise from the fact that I hammer() nested elements and if an event gets triggered on a child and a parent is also hammer()ed, the event gets triggered twice..
perhaps you have any experience and suggestions with getting propagating to work without domEvents:true? I see in your examples that this is not needed but as soon as I plug it into our code no events are being triggered until I set domEvents to true..
Thanks so much!
Anna
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Sorry for my late reply. As far as I remember I didn't need to set domEvents: true, and looking at the docs of hammer.js it is false by default. I'm afraid you will have to do more debugging :(
Hi,
is the domEvents setting required to be set to true? i have been unable to get propagating to work without this setting (no events being triggered at all..)
but once I set this setting to true other issues arise from the fact that I hammer() nested elements and if an event gets triggered on a child and a parent is also hammer()ed, the event gets triggered twice..
perhaps you have any experience and suggestions with getting propagating to work without domEvents:true? I see in your examples that this is not needed but as soon as I plug it into our code no events are being triggered until I set domEvents to true..
Thanks so much!
Anna
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: