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Why would you want to do such a thing? :)

If you look carefully, the onClick event contains logic that delegates the click event on the original input field to the search input, and focuses it.

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It is essential in my project,
ion-google-place shown with other fields,
runs on scrolling when not needed.
I do not understand because the click does not execute the focus.
Is there any way you know?
Thanks :)

El 06/08/2014, a las 21:06, Danny Povolotski [email protected] escribió:

Why would you want to do such a thing? :)

If you look carefully, the onClick event contains logic that delegates the click event on the original input field to the search input, and focuses it.

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Hmm, you mean while "dragging" the screen, if you touch it by accident, the tap event triggers?

Basically, that sounds to me like ionic itself getting a bit confused about its' events. The click event binding is there because iOS has very strict rules about who can trigger a focus event. Any focus event needs to start with a real click / tap event by the user. Therefore we capture the tap on the input field and delegate it all the way to focusing the search field.

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I found this:
http://forum.ionicframework.com/t/focus-method-doesnt-work-on-input-textarea-etc/5606/12

in config.xml put:

keyboard show one second and suddenly disappears.
Could it be a solution?
Thanks

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I found this:
http://forum.ionicframework.com/t/focus-method-doesnt-work-on-input-textarea-etc/5606/12

in config.xml put:

keyboard show one second and suddenly disappears.
Could it be a solution by adding more?
Thanks

El 06/08/2014, a las 21:21, Danny Povolotski [email protected] escribió:

Hmm, you mean while "dragging" the screen, if you touch it by accident, the tap event triggers?

Basically, that sounds to me like ionic itself getting a bit confused about its' events. The click event binding is there because iOS has very strict rules about who can trigger a focus event. Any focus event needs to start with a real click / tap event by the user. Therefore we capture the tap on the input field and delegate it all the way to focusing the search field.

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This doesn't look quite like the same issue. iOS has a pretty rigid limitation on the whole focus issue in the Web View.

You could look around to see if there's anyway to prevent the drag event to be mistaken for a tap.

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Did you ever find a solution for your issue? I'm still not quite sure what you're trying to do.

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I'm closing this issue as I didn't quite understand what you're trying to do. Please feel free to respond here and I will reopen this issue.

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