mouseOver event-mapping on iPad Safari with webkit-user-select: none

Question

I don't have an iPad yet to find this out; have had only a brief opportunity to look at one at the Apple store.

Could someone please describe what, if anything, happens to the mouseOver event of an image-map area when the image-map|area has had user-select disabled with "webkit-user-select: none" in the CSS, as described here in section 5:

http://developer.apple.com/safari/library/technotes/tn2010/tn2262/index.html

When a finger tip is placed on the image-map area and held there (i.e.not a tap) is the mouseOver eventhandler invoked under those circumstances? Or does nothing happen other than the image-map area doesn't change color because it's now unselectable?

In my brief experience with the iPad at the Apple store, when user-select is not disabled, and the image-map area has a mouseOver eventhandler, a tap fires the mouseOver event rather than the click event.

Thanks

Answer 1

I could test drive that if you provide a sample.