I'm looking for a plug in similar to the jquery-free-transform https://github.com/gthmb/jquery-free-transform

Nothing so far - any ideas? I'd rather not make it myself <img src="{SMILIES_PATH}/icon_e_wink.gif" alt=";)" title="Wink">

Any others experienced crashes when quitting a game that was startet from your home screen? Most likely a Safari bug - I've had the same problem on iPod 5 and iPad 2 and 3 - they freez totally and doesn't respond to anything. A reboot is the only option. It happens quite often, but I never if you enter the game via Safari directly (typing the address) (!)

Here's one of my games that produces the crash, try adding it to your iPad/iPod/iPhone home screen, start it from there, and then quit it by pressing the iPhone home button. http://nrksuper.no/duper/html5spill/akrobat/

Sorry for not following the guide on how to report bugs, for now I just want to know if others have had similar problems. If so I will dive into the problem and try to reproduce it with a smaller file.

What Schoening said, you have to have a flag to check if touched for the first time (Madonna style ;D)

Looks like it's still a bug in R155..?

Touch object's Compare orientation doesn't work on Windows Phone 8. (I've only tested in the native browser (IE?) on Nokia Lumia 1020 Windows Phone 8.0.10328.78)

Here's a test.

Link to .capx file (required!):

gamma.capx

Steps to reproduce:

1. Add touch object

2. Add text field

3. Set text to Touch.compareOrientation

Observed result:

No changes

Expected result:

Changes

Browsers affected:

Chrome: no

Firefox: no

Internet Explorer: yes (the IE-version that's the native browser of Win Phone 8)

Operating system & service pack:

Construct 2 version:

Beta r151.2

I considered it a IE bug since it's IE specific.

Thanks anyway.

When calling the log method of the browser object in IE and NOT having your console open crashes IE. It can easily be fixed by putting console.log inside a try/catch. Please, Scirra:)

Browser.Log.capx

It looks like a webGL issue in Firefox and Chrome. When "enable webGL" is off it works fine, and when it's on the bug occurs quite often, especially in Firefox.

I had a similar problem with "Load image from URL", it often just showed a black box instead of the image when it was webGL enabled.

Yup, big trouble on Retina - on both iPad 2 and (the-new-one-that-Apple-won't-call) iPad 3.

Stevo: I tried it, but it didn't solve the problem. My guess is that it's registrating a mouse click in addition to the touch event.. (Whaat?!)

I'll test a little more and get back to you.

Schoening: Yes, I guess that's the only way to make it work.

Thanks both for your tips!

I've done a little more testing and it turns out it's browser specific. Both Chrome and Firefox works as expected on the same Samsung tablet, leaving the pre-installed browser to blame.

Motorola Xoom with Android 4.0.3 also triggers events twice.

These tablets only triggers once:

Samsung Galaxy Tab - Android 2.3.3

Google Nexus - Android 4.1 (Chrome browser pre-installed)

Asus Transformers - Android 4.0.3 - AppleWebKit/534.30 Safari/534.30

Touch object with "Use mouse input" set to "yes" triggers twice on my Samsung. Bug or feature?;)

Tested on a Samsung Tab 2 10.1 with Android 4.0.4. in the pre-installed browser.

Here's the capx:

touchFiresTwiceOnAndroid.capx

And here's a direct link to a published version:

index.html (the textfield should increase by 1 on every touch of the square)

I would really appreciate it if you guys could test it on your Samsung/Android device and post a feedback:) Or know what's causing this. Or have a solution/workaround:)

Yes, that did the trick! Thanks Ashley.