To get around the issue I created a simple function to handle navigating
around. I then replaced all of the links (href, ng-href, etc) with an
ng-click that calls the method.
Heres my function:
$rootScope.go = function(path){
$location.path(path);
}
use:
<a ng-click="go('/home')">Home</a>
I see Roger came up with a solution as well.
On Saturday, August 15, 2015 at 7:10:51 PM UTC-5, Ched Cheatham wrote:
>
> Everything was working great cross-browser (Chrome, Safari on iOS) with a
> new angular mobile web app project we just wrapped up. Immediately after
> updating to iOS 8.4.1 the links in the app stopped working. We are using
> mobile and gestures 1.4.4. I am curious to see if anybody else has
> experienced this problem. I ran across the following security changes
> in the iOS update: https://support.apple.com/en-us/HT205030. A webkit
> update (CVE-2015-5759) indicates "A malicious website can make a tap event
> produce a synthetic click on another page" . I am wondering if this fix is
> causing the issue. If anybody knows of anything about this please reply.
> It caused the problem across all mobile browsers (Chrome, Safari, Opera
> mini on iOS) .
>
> Thanks for any information that will lead to a solution.
>
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