I was recently tasked with replicating a “mousemove()” event on the iPad using the “touchmove()” event. I ran into a few snags and felt it was worthy enough to document my findings. Here is the basic setup for using the “touchmove()” event: $('#someElm').bind('touchmove',function(e){ e.preventDefault(); //CODE GOES HERE });Nothing really different about the setup behind the “touchmove()” event and