I was begining to go crazy trying to stop the clicking twice bug when using click events within jquery. in summary this is what worked for me after reading your post.

$(“#clickme”).mouseup(function(){
//do some stuff
});

$(“clickme”).click(function(){
return false;
});

The above only works on an actual iphone or ipod touch. To test your code works you can swap the mouseup with click and test on Safari using an iphone user agent, example

$(“#clickme”).click(function(){
//do some stuff
});

$(“#clickme”).mouseup(function(){
return false;
});

Once again thank you very much Carsten, post 60 was a blessing this week.

@tdskate Resetting the scroller is possible: Connect to the “orientationchange” event and call scrollTo(0, 0) on the scroller instance (not the DOM element)

@Dman TouchScroll ist BSD-Licensed. You can basically do what you want with it as long as the copyright notice *in the source code* remains intact. No attribution in the UI of the app is needed.

@Andre – I still have to do tests with Android 2.2 and as stated above, maybe a different solution will work better. I’ll let you know. Also look at tdskates latest comment.

For example, see http://www.adequatelygood.com/2010/2/JavaScript-Scoping-and-Hoisting