Drag/drop for fullCalendar on iPad

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 * UPDATE: I have crated a plugin to do this: https://github.com/jboesch/jQuery-fullCalendar-iPad-drag-drop/
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/*These are the brief steps that it takes to get fullCalendar (http://arshaw.com/fullcalendar/) up and running with drag/drop support on the iPad. This assumes you already have fullCalendar setup.*/

//1. Include a copy of jQuery touch punch in your project, you can find it here: https://github.com/furf/jquery-ui-touch-punch

//2. Go into jquery-touch-punch.js and right after this line (around line 57 - mouseProto._mouseDown = function (event) {) add this: this._mouseDownEvent = event;

//3. Add this function somewhere in your global.js file or wherever you want:
function isTouchDevice()
    {
        var ua = navigator.userAgent;
        var isTouchDevice = (
            ua.match(/iPad/i) ||
            ua.match(/iPhone/i) ||
            ua.match(/iPod/i) ||
            ua.match(/Android/i)
        );

        return isTouchDevice;
    }

// 4. Now you'll need to hook into the fullCalendar loading callback (http://arshaw.com/fullcalendar/docs/event_data/loading/): So your code should include the loading key like so:

loading: function(isLoading)
{
    if(!isLoading && isTouchDevice())
    {
        // Since the draggable events are lazy(bind)loaded, we need to
        // trigger them all so they're all ready for us to drag/drop
        // on the iPad. w00t!
        $('.fc-event-draggable').each(function(){
            var e = jQuery.Event("mouseover", {
                target: this.firstChild,
                _dummyCalledOnStartup: true
            });
            $(this).trigger(e);
        });
    }
}

// 5. If you're using the eventClick function build into fullCalendar, you'll want to refactor it to be something like:
var options = { minTime: 5, maxTime: 18, loading: ....(code above) };
var method = (isTouchDevice()) ? 'eventMouseover' : 'eventClick'; 
options[method] = function(event, jsEvent, view) 
    { 
        if(jsEvent._dummyCalledOnStartup) 
        { 
                return; 
        } 
        // Do something here when someone clicks on the event.
}
$('#yourcal').fullCalendar(options);

// 6. That's it! Have fun!

This is for the old version of fullcalendar before 2.1.x correct?