Fixed problems with touch events on a scrollable page
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@@ -903,7 +903,7 @@ OpenLayers.Events = OpenLayers.Class({
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var num = touches.length;
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var touch;
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for (var i=0; i<num; ++i) {
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touch = touches[i];
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touch = this.getTouchClientXY(touches[i]);
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x += touch.clientX;
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y += touch.clientY;
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}
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@@ -915,7 +915,47 @@ OpenLayers.Events = OpenLayers.Class({
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}
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this.triggerEvent(type, evt);
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},
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/**
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* Method: getTouchClientXY
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* WebKit has a few bugs for clientX/clientY. This method detects them
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* and calculate the correct values.
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*
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* Parameters:
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* evt - {Event or Touch} Either the event object or a single touch object
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*
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* Returns:
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* {Object} An object with only clientX and clientY properties with the
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* calculated values.
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*/
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getTouchClientXY: function (evt) {
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var win = window._mockWin || window,
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winPageX = win.pageXOffset,
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winPageY = win.pageYOffset,
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x = evt.clientX,
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y = evt.clientY;
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if (evt.pageY === 0 && Math.floor(y) > Math.floor(evt.pageY) ||
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evt.pageX === 0 && Math.floor(x) > Math.floor(evt.pageX)) {
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// iOS4 include scroll offset in clientX/Y
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x = x - winPageX;
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y = y - winPageY;
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} else if (y < (evt.pageY - winPageY) || x < (evt.pageX - winPageX) ) {
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// Some Android browsers have totally bogus values for clientX/Y
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// when scrolling/zooming a page
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x = evt.pageX - winPageX;
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y = evt.pageY - winPageY;
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}
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evt.olClientX = x;
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evt.olClientY = y;
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return {
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clientX: x,
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clientY: y
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};
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},
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/**
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* APIMethod: clearMouseCache
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* Clear cached data about the mouse position. This should be called any
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@@ -925,17 +965,7 @@ OpenLayers.Events = OpenLayers.Class({
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clearMouseCache: function() {
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this.element.scrolls = null;
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this.element.lefttop = null;
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// OpenLayers.Util.pagePosition needs to use
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// element.getBoundingClientRect to correctly calculate the offsets
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// for the iPhone, but once the page is scrolled, getBoundingClientRect
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// returns incorrect offsets. So our best bet is to not invalidate the
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// offsets once we have them, and hope that the page was not scrolled
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// when we did the initial calculation.
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var body = document.body;
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if (body && !((body.scrollTop != 0 || body.scrollLeft != 0) &&
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navigator.userAgent.match(/iPhone/i))) {
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this.element.offsets = null;
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}
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this.element.offsets = null;
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},
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/**
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@@ -959,8 +989,8 @@ OpenLayers.Events = OpenLayers.Class({
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if (!this.element.scrolls) {
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var viewportElement = OpenLayers.Util.getViewportElement();
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this.element.scrolls = [
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viewportElement.scrollLeft,
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viewportElement.scrollTop
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window.pageXOffset || viewportElement.scrollLeft,
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window.pageYOffset || viewportElement.scrollTop
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];
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}
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