[WaylandDavis]

**** After more checking, I found a workaround that handles the hover/highlight as an initial touch, then you have to touch it again to activate your function. Messy and not a really good situation *****

I have an app with a text field on it. (Not an input field, just text.) I use the following code to highlight the text when my mouse passes over the text. It works just fine in the test center, but when I build an app for iOS 6.1.3 it no longer works, yet it used to work on my iPhone 4s.

Here is the code:

$(“#m1-a1test-text1”).mouseover(function(event)
{
$(“#m1-a1test-text1”).css(“backgroundColor” , “yellow”);

}, function (event)
{
$(“#m1-a1test-text1”).css(“backgroundColor”, “transparent”);
});

It also works if I used .hover rather than .mouseover.
It also works if I use “background-color” rather than “backgroundColor”

Did something change in iOS to cause this or did something change in MobiOne?

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