Form with a submit button requires double click for submission when SwiftClick is enabled.

[prashantpalikhe]

The issue is replicated on the following bin

http://jsbin.com/vuwukeqapi/

You can load this bin on iOS safari to see the issue.

Basically what's happening is:

1. on iOS, if the form has a submit button. Clicking on the submit button on the keyboard fires a click event on the submit button.
2. No touch events are fired.
3. SwiftClick's click handler handles the event. And, if the _clickedAlready variable is set to true from any previous clicks, the click handler cancels the event. Therefore, cancelling the form submission on the first click.

[munkychop]

@prashantpalikhe thanks for the detailed report. Perhaps buttons with a type of submit should be ignored by SwiftClick. What do you think?

I will, however, consider removing the ghost click prevention code, as this was aimed at quite an old Android version, if I remember correctly.

[prashantpalikhe]

@munkychop Swiftclick ignoring won't be enough though. Because the OS fires the click event and the handler executes nevertheless.

Would be awesome if the ghost click prevention is no longer necessary.

[munkychop]

@prashantpalikhe this is going to have to wait for a week or so, as I'm crazy busy right now. I will take a look when I get a minute, though.

[munkychop]

@prashantpalikhe while refactoring the whole project into ES2015 I looked into solving this issue, along with #10, while retaining the ghost click prevention.

Would you be able to pull and switch to the es6 branch to test against your specific use cases?

To start the project within that branch you'll need to run npm i and then npm start.

[munkychop]

@prashantpalikhe were you ever able to test this?

[prashantpalikhe]

Nope, have not been able to.

[munkychop]

Ok, I'll try and get some testing done on the weekend, if I can find the time.