Hide Navigation Bar .change() event

Question

Hi,
in a comp I create a drop down element with this line (sample)
sym.$('selector').html(   'Default Element
Element 1
Element 2' ); 
Then
sym.$('selector').change(function () {Do something please;} 
The Do something works perfectly well. The only issue I have is the DPS Navigation bar appears each time the DropDown is clicked.
This is not interact with the function, but regarding User Experience, the navigation bar is really noisy.
In another topic, Bob Bringhurst mention
"After the HTML content gets loaded, the viewer checks elements with onclick, ontouchstart, etc. handlers. If the viewer finds any of these elements, it shouldn't display the navigation bars (HUD)"
In my case, my HTML drop down got this on click event, but Navgation bar still appear.
Is anyone as a fix for that?
Thanks,
Benoit

Answer 1

Hi Folobo, I'm Aztamaca and I'm not a proffesional and expert with DPS, but I tell you my experience. I can only publish Single Edition apps and sometimes I have the same problem like you.
Bob Bringhurst answered some important: "If the viewer finds any of these elements, it shouldn't display the navigation bars (HUD)."
I usually forcing the indesign document to make the fund an event. I do that the background image is a button and tell him to go to the same page where this user.
Could you share your experience too if you learn how jump the difficults publishing with Single Edition by other way? I hope that Adobe doesn't cut our 'tips'...
A lot of thanks...