Pointermove does not work when touching IE

Question

I want to listen to the event pointermovein IE11, but it seems to pointermovework only for the mouse (and possibly for the pen), but not when using the finger.

http://jsfiddle.net/qq2hjL2g/

In fact, the spec says it works for pens / mice, so this might not be a mistake.

But is there a way to listen to pointermove on IE for a touch? It must be, but I was very surprised to see that it was pointermoven’t shooting at all.

EDIT: I found that if I put CSS touch-action: nonein a div, the pointermove event will fire. But why? I am trying to find documents related to this, but I could not find them so far.

EDIT: I will tell that CSS touch-actionindicates what actions concern the browser. This means that the setting touch-action- noneinstructs the browser not to handle any touch events, and the developer is responsible for controlling the progress of JavaScript events. That is why I did the right thing only when I had CSS. (See MDN for more details .)

Answer 1

I am also trying to interact with IE11 touch. I believe MSGesture is used for sensory events because in their documentation they refer to “fingers”

http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/windows/apps/hh465856.aspx

http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-US/library/ie/hh968249.aspx

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