(fix) Make touch-ripple properly react to touch events#543
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Looks like this fix breaks EnhancedButton's onFocus behavior. I'll look into fixing it. |
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(fix) Make touch-ripple properly react to touch events
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Nothing appears to be broken when I tested it on my computer. Thank you for the submission @pomerantsev! |
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Fixes #542.
Not sure why such a check was performed:
e.pageX == undefined ? e.nativeEvent.pageX : e.pageX. If it's really possible for React's synthetic event not to get its properties from the native event, we should restore the check and add it for the touch event as well.