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gaer87 avatar gaer87 commented on May 27, 2024

Hi, imacange!
Can you see the example page? Do you have same problems?

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imacange avatar imacange commented on May 27, 2024

Hi gaer87, thank you for your answer and yes, I've seen the example page and have the exact same code.
I managed to make it work on some of my computers but not all.
I still have to figure out what's the difference but here are some specifics that might help:
Windows server 2016 with Firefox 60 - WORKS
Windows XP with Firefox 33 - WORKS
Windows Server 2012 with Firefox 60 - WORKS
Windows 7 with Firefox 60 - DOES NOT WORK
Windows 10 with Firefox 58 - DOES NOT WORK

I don't think it has anything to do with it, but I am accessing all of these computers via Remote Desktop from the Windows 7 machine with Firefox 60 (as that's the machine connected to the touch screen).
I tried different version of Firefox on Windows 7 but that did not change anything.
I then installed Windows 10 with Firefox 60 as I thought that was the error but that also did not fix it.

The only way I could make it work with Windows 10 was with Firefox 54 but I can't use that as I need to be able to use POSITION: STICKY (CSS) which only works on Firefox 59+

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gaer87 avatar gaer87 commented on May 27, 2024

The component develop on desktop and mobile browsers. Mobile devices use touche events. Desktop use mouse events. Component solve what events will be used by an isMobile module.

Do you a use touch screen on desktop?

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imacange avatar imacange commented on May 27, 2024

Yes, I am using a touch screen on desktop.

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gaer87 avatar gaer87 commented on May 27, 2024

Unfortunately, I do not have capabilities to check the component on desktop touch screen. Needed more info. Do you may screenshot with open developer tools (F12)? Maybe, it will be printed some error.
Or you may fork this the repo. Commands npm i and npm i react react-dom babel-runtime will install dependencies. Command npm run dev start for developing the react-swipe-to-delete-component.

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