Interface TouchSwipeSettings

How the browser handles page scrolls when the user is swiping on a touchSwipe object. See pageScroll.

The number of pixels that the user must move their finger back from the original swipe direction to cancel the gesture.

A handler triggered when a user double taps on the item. The delay between taps can be set with the doubleTapThreshold property.

Time in milliseconds between 2 taps to count as a double tap.

A jQuery selector that specifies child elements that do NOT trigger swipes. By default this excludes elements with the class .noSwipe.

If true mouse events are used when run on a non-touch device, false will stop swipes being triggered by mouse events on non-touch devices.

Time in milliseconds between releasing multiple fingers. If 2 fingers are down, and are released one after the other, if they are within this threshold, it counts as a simultaneous release.

The number of fingers to detect in a swipe. Any swipes that do not meet this requirement will NOT trigger swipe handlers.

A handler triggered when a user reaches longTapThreshold on the item.

A handler triggered when a user long taps on the item. The delay between start and end can be set with the longTapThreshold property.

Time in milliseconds between tap and release for a long tap.

Time, in milliseconds, between touchStart and touchEnd must NOT exceed in order to be considered a swipe.

A handler triggered for pinch in events. See also the pinchIn event.

A handler triggered for pinch out events. See also the pinchOut event.

A handler triggered for every phase of a pinch. See also the pinchStatus event.

The number of pixels that the user must pinch their finger by before it is considered a pinch.

By default events are cancelled, so the page does not move. You can disable this so both native events fire as well as your handlers.

A handler to catch all swipes. See also the swipe event.

A handler that is triggered for down swipes. See also the swipeDown event.

A handler that is triggered for left swipes. See also the swipeLeft event.

A handler that is triggered for right swipes. See also the swipeRight event.

A handler triggered for every phase of the swipe. See also the swipeStatus event.

A handler that is triggered for up swipes. See also the swipeUp event.

A handler triggered when a user just taps on the item, rather than swipes it. If they do not move, tap is triggered, if they do move, it is not.

The number of pixels that the user must move their finger by before it is considered a swipe.

If true, the swipe events are triggered when the touch end event is received (user releases finger). If false, it will be triggered on reaching the threshold, and then cancel the touch event automatically.

If true, then when the user leaves the swipe object, the swipe will end and trigger appropriate handlers.