Add ‘reorderHoldInterval’ option for Long Press Reordering #940
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The `reorderHoldInterval` option allows people to opt-into “long press” / “press and hold” on a file to reorder. This feature is disabled by default, and there are no backwards compatibility issues.
Currently, on small touch-screen devices the native scroll experience can be hijacked by the reorder feature. Enabling “long press” to reorder dramatically improves the UX for these users.
**Usage***
```js
FilePond.create(inputElement, {
allowMultiple: true,
allowReorder: true,
reorderHoldInterval: 100,
});
```
Resolves pqina#865
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The
reorderHoldIntervaloption allows developers to opt-into “long press” / “press and hold” on a file before reordering occurs. This feature is disabled by default, and there are no backwards compatibility issues.Currently, on small touch-screen devices the native scroll experience can be hijacked by the reorder feature. Enabling a small
100ms“long press” before a file can be reordered dramatically improves the UX for these users.Usage*
Let me know if there is a better way to target the top-level parent element from inside a child View than
root.element.closest('.filepond--root').Resolves #865