I'm working on an web app for iOS Safari. I've got a search input with an autocompletion/suggestions list below it. With javascript I add the suggestions to the list:
document.getElementById('selector_autocomplete').innerHTML
+= '<span ontouchstart="selector_select(' + i + ');">' + name + '</span><br />';
Now the problem is that the ontouchstart
doesn't seem to get fired when touching the element.
I've tested it with console.log();
etc. But nothing happens.
How can I get it to work?
The ontouchstart=""
attribute does not add a listener to the node when inserted into the DOM. Only at the first load of the page.
Using addEventListener('touchstart', ...);
on the items after inserting them is the solution here.