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Just got the new iPad, and when I touch the microphone and say a word, it appears in an input element on my web page. Yay! But I want to dynamically update as the user types, and it isn’t firing the “onkeyup” event that I’m listening for. Boo!
onchange isn’t firing either (unless I press the “keyboard go away” button).
Any suggestions for what event handler I should be listening for on html INPUT elements, so that mobile safari will call me when the user says something?
The answer, in case you are wondering, is
oninput. In my case, I could just substituteoninputeverywhere I hadonkeyup.