Use a div as a button.
<div class= "button" > <div class= "Next_button button_left btn_red" style= "width:345px;" > Next </div></div>
Because it is a dynamically added content, to use the Click event, you need to bind him with on:
$ (document). On ("click", ". Next_button", function () { alert ();});
This time, when using the Apple mobile phone to visit, found a problem, such as how to click on the "Next", there is no response, but in Android and all kinds of simulator all normal. Later after looking for information to know, Apple has this setting:
For the clicked object, has the Cursor:pointer this style the setting, namely, the mouse puts up, can appear "the Hand" the type icon to be considered can use the Click event, therefore decisively added the style
<style> . next_button{ cursor:pointer }</style>
Reason:
The bubbling event is standard, and jquery's on event is no problem.
The problem is that you're going to write a CSS style to your DOM Cursor:pointer
Because Safari thinks this is a clickable area, so that it is more friendly, it will allow you to click, and you can tap, you can bind.
Or you are a <a> tag, and then the <a> tag is only the tag, your <a> tag with on binding Click event is also possible, the other tags are ignored click.
Or you can use tap event, or you directly imitate the click, press the more than 300 milliseconds to trigger all is possible.
Hopefully my answers can help other small partners who develop web-mobile
Bo Bo
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jquery's on binding event is not available on mobile Safari (iphone/ipad/ipod) solutions