When you need to have an element respond to multiple events (i.e. desktop and mobile), you can use the bind() jQuery method.
JavaScript
$(‘#user_id’).bind(‘mousedown’, ‘touchstart’, function (e) { // your code here });
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$(‘#user_id’).bind(‘mousedown’, ‘touchstart’, function (e) {
// your code here
});
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