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How to display truncated text in a clickable table on touch screen?

How to display truncated text in a clickable table on touch screen?

In a table with clickable rows (a click on each row opens the dedicated page), the text could be truncated if it’s too long. We thought to add a tooltip with the complete text on hover, but our app can be used on both desktop and tablet.
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