Following on from the quick tip on how to test websites across iOS devices without an iOS device, this is a really quick post containing the code to display a very simple monitor of touch events. I hope it helps.
<!DOCTYPE html><head> <script> // Set public variables that can be accessed from all functions var touch; var startTouchX; var startTouchY; // add function on touchstart event to tell us where the touches started function movementStart(event) { event.preventDefault(); touch = event.touches[0]; startTouchX = touch.pageX; startTouchY = touch.pageY; document.getElementById("start").innerHTML="Touches Started at the Co-ordinates x:" + startTouchX + ", y:" + startTouchY; } // add function on touchmove event to tell us where the touches currently are function movement(event) { event.preventDefault(); touch = event.touches[0]; document.getElementById("position").innerHTML="Live Touch Co-ordinates x:" + touch.pageX + ", y:" + touch.pageY; } // add function on touchend to tell us the final position and the length and height of the change function movementEnd(event) { document.getElementById("end").innerHTML="Touches Ended at the Co-ordinates x:" + touch.pageX + ", y:" + touch.pageY +" and travelled a length of " + (touch.pageX - startTouchX) + " pixels and height of " + (startTouchY - touch.pageY) + " pixels"; } // add listeners to page when function is called onload of body so that the above functions will be called function listenMovement() { document.addEventListener('touchmove', movement, false); document.addEventListener('touchstart', movementStart, false); document.addEventListener('touchend', movementEnd, false); } </script> </head> <body onload="listenMovement();"> <div> <h1>Touch the screen and follow your co-ordinates on an iOS device or simulator</h1> <h2 id="position">Live Touch Co-ordinates x: , y:</h2><h3 id="start">Touches Started at the Co-ordinates x: , y:</h3> <h3 id="end">Touches Ended at the Co-ordinates x: , y:</h3> <p><i>If you are using this page in the iOS Simulator program with a multitouch Trackpad / Magic Trackpad use a three-finger swipe. To simulate the touch event with a mouse or other device click and move simultaneously.</i></p></div></body></html>
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