onClick

Galaxy Watch for Tizen
1

So I am using onclick to detect clicks on my text and execute functions from within my main.js file. On the web emulator, this all works fine but when I port it to my watch and click the text it just vibrates and does nothing. The code below does add a point when I click the text in the emulator but not on the watch itself. Thanks in advance.

HTML: h1 id=“team1Three” onclick=“add1Team1()” style=“position:absolute; left:70.9px; bottom:205px; width:110px; Height:80px; text-align:centre;”>CBH

JS:
let numTeam1 = 0;
let totalTeam1 = 0;

function KeyUpTeam1() {
totalTeam1 = numTeam1 += 1;
changeTextTeam1();
}

function changeTextTeam1() {
document.getElementById(“scoreTeam1”).innerHTML = totalTeam1;
if (totalTeam1 > 9) {
document.getElementById(“scoreTeam1”).style.left = “150px”;
document.getElementById(“scoreTeam1”).style.bottom = “193px”;
console.log(“More Than 9”);
}

    if (totalTeam1 < 10) {
    	document.getElementById("scoreTeam1").style.left = "70.9px";
        document.getElementById("scoreTeam1").style.bottom = "205px";
        console.log("Less Than 10");
    }

}

    function add1Team1() { //key press subtract
        totalTeam1 = numTeam1 += 1;
        changeTextTeam1();
    }

    let numTeam2 = 0;
    let totalTeam2 = 0;

    function KeyUpTeam2() {
        totalTeam2 = numTeam2 += 1;
        changeTextTeam2();
    }

    function changeTextTeam2() {
        document.getElementById("scoreTeam2").innerHTML = totalTeam2;
    }

    function add1Team2() { //key press subtract
        totalTeam2 = numTeam2 += 1;
        changeTextTeam2();
    }
2

Probably some top event intercept and consumes your event.

Try to debug html event like that:
change onclick=“add1Team1()” to onclick=“alert(‘was clicked’)”

or just change in your script to:
document.getElementById(“team1Three”).onclick = function() {add1Team1()};
or simpler:
document.getElementById(“team1Three”).onclick = function(event) {
// your logic here
};

Try to separate html and your app logic.