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JS: Touch equivalent for mouseenter

is there a touch equivalent of the mouseenter.

I would like to detect if user slide on my DIV.

I prefer a solution depending directly on the target element not on a parent element with recounting positions etc.

The site: http://dizzyn.github.io/piano-game/ – works fine with mouse (mouse down and slide; not working with touch slide)

Thank you

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Answer

Look into these events:

touchstart Triggers when the user makes contact with the touch surface and creates a touch point inside the element the event is bound to.

touchmove Triggers when the user moves the touch point across the touch surface.

touchend Triggers when the user removes a touch point from the surface. It fires regardless of whether the touch point is removed while inside the bound-to element, or outside, such as if the user’s finger slides out of the element first or even off the edge of the screen.

touchenter Triggers when the touch point enters the bound-to element. This event does not bubble.

touchleave Triggers when the touch point leaves the bound-to element. This event does not bubble.

touchcancel Triggers when the touch point no longer registers on the touch surface. This can occur if the user has moved the touch point outside the browser UI or into a plugin, for example, or if an alert modal pops up.

Specifically touchenter and touchleave.

Source: http://www.javascriptkit.com/javatutors/touchevents.shtml

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