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本文探讨了在iOS Safari中使用JavaScript绑定html元素点击事件的方法。作者尝试了多种方式包括直接绑定到$('html')和使用.delegate()方法，但都无法在iOS设备上触发预期的alert弹窗。最终发现通过选择器$(':not [#stuff]')并使用.on('click')方法成功实现了功能。

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This works in desktop safari, but in the iOS version no alert pops up. Is it possible to bind to the 'html' element in iOS? I want to close a drop-down menu whenever the user clicks somewhere else on the page.

$('html').bind("click", function(){alert("clicked!")})

EDIT

Posting this as html since jsfiddle embeds in an iframe, which apparently gets rid of my issue. Opening this page on desktop safari works fine, but in the iOS simulator it doesn't show anything on clicking.

$(document).ready(function(){

$('html, body').bind("click", function(){alert("html or body")})

$(document).bind("click", function(){alert("document")})

});

EDIT 2

This also doesn't work for me in the iOS simulator or on my iPhone. I do get the alerts if I put the delegate() in my app and click on a link.

$(document).delegate('html, body', "click", function(){alert("html or body")});

EDIT 3

This works!

applesauce

other stuff

$(':not[#stuff]').on( "click", function(){alert("not stuff")});