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There is a parent div that described on touchstart and touchend event. It has a children that fully cover parent. On touchstart i remove the children and add other one. In this case touchend event will not be fired.
The same mouse events (mousedonw/mouseup) are working good in this case.
Here is the jsfiddle.
I can’t use mouse events, because on devices (iPad, Android) mousedown event actually calls not when user begin touch an element but right before mouseup.
Ok, looks like i found the solution. I need to combined subscribe: touchstart and mouseup events.
http://jsfiddle.net/e3bUq/27/