javascript - How Keyboard events of a desktop website are simulated in mobile website using jquery? -

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i have function tied keyboard arrow keys events in desktop website using jquery.

$(document).keydown(function(e) { switch (e.which) {     case 37: //left          doit("leftside");          break;     case 38: //up          doit("upside");          break;     case 39: //right          doit("rightside");          break;     case 40: //down          doit("downside");          break; }

}

these working fine on desktop website, not on mobile website.
(i know can't access arrow keys in mobile)

i want corresponding functions executed in mobile website.
(if user swipes left/up/right/down on mobile website)

can me in this?

i don't think can this, swipes swipes combination of different events (i.e. keydown, keyhold, keyup) .

picking swipes via keyup , keydown events can difficult. better use plugin can explicitly detect swipes such hammer.js


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