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have you tried the web page in other browsers? like chrome <br />
what mobile you are using. have you updated the software OS to latest ? <br />
also, which site you are accessing?
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have you tried the web page in other browsers? like chrome
what mobile you are using. have you updated the software OS to latest ?
also, which site you are accessing?

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Bob Schneider

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Is n iPhone and I am using Safari for it. &nbsp;I have the latest OS. &nbsp;I am using my own site...a password-protected page of <a href="http://www.gopherstateevents.com" rel="ugc">www.gopherstateevents.com</a><br />
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Thanks!
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Is n iPhone and I am using Safari for it.  I have the latest OS.  I am using my own site...a password-protected page of www.gopherstateevents.com [http://www.gopherstateevents.com]

Thanks!

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Is javascript &quot;touch handling an option? &nbsp;<a href="http://tutorials.jenkov.com/responsive-mobile-friendly-web-design/touch-events-in-javascript.html" rel="ugc">http://tutorials.jenkov.com/responsive-mobile-friendly-web-design/touch-events-in-javascript.html</a>
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Is javascript "touch handling an option?  http://tutorials.jenkov.com/responsive-mobile-friendly-web-design/touch-events-in-javascript.html [http://tutorials.jenkov.com/responsive-mobile-friendly-web-design/touch-events-in-javascript.html]

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Ok I know this sounds bizarre but I have a web page that I access on my phone. &nbsp;It has a &quot;submit&quot; button that I need to be very sensitive to the touch, so that the instant I press it, it responds. &nbsp;Sometimes I have to do it multiple times to get it to submit. &nbsp;I assume an app would be better but for now my only option is a web page. &nbsp;Is there any way that I can make this a more &quot;responsive to pressing&quot; submit button than it is now? &nbsp;It is big enough that it is hard to miss.<br />
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Thank you!
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Ok I know this sounds bizarre but I have a web page that I access on my phone.  It has a "submit" button that I need to be very sensitive to the touch, so that the instant I press it, it responds.  Sometimes I have to do it multiple times to get it to submit.  I assume an app would be better but for now my only option is a web page.  Is there any way that I can make this a more "responsive to pressing" submit button than it is now?  It is big enough that it is hard to miss.

Thank you!

More responsive/sensitive submit button

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