When preventing touch events from their default action, you can't click links or form elements. By checking if the move distance was small (i.e. it was just a tap) we can trigger a click on this element.

index.js

//Check if it was more like a tap.
var distanceY = initialTouchY - currentTouchY;
var distanceX = initialTouchX - currentTouchX;
var distance2 = distanceX * distanceX + distanceY * distanceY;

//Why use Math.sqrt when you can just compare the square number ;-).
if(distance2 < 49) {
	//It was a tap, grab the element and click it.
	var elementToClick = document.elementFromPoint(initialTouchX, initialTouchY);
	elementToClick.click();

	return;
}

iscroll creates a mouseEvent on the fly that theoretically should be better than .click(). Have to try that.