I listen for an element"s touch event, and when I delete it, the touch event is not triggered. So how can I delete it so that the touch event can continue to execute? (I am currently copying it, then deleting it, and finally re-assigning it to the copy object. But report an error)
of course, I actually thought of adding touch, to their parent element, even if I delete a child element, the touch event will not be lost, but because I have to do other processing, this is really troublesome, the most concise, the most ideal is the current child element. Is there a good solution to meet my needs? Please advise