Hi Eric,
On my example, I didn't use the TouchEvents block.
Ok, let's go through your questions 1 by one
- Nop, on my example i was using OnTouchStart and OnTouchEnd events from the events properties present on the container, please see below image:
You can run javascript code on client actions by using the Javascript node. The image below is not tested code, just to exemplify how you can achieve it
The handler is the one that it's present on the first image, where you pick which action will handle the OnTouchEnd. There you should cancel the timeout, so the action OpenPopup() doesn't run
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For "do your code" i meant your business logic. On this example we were opening a popup, so on the OpenPopup action you should set the variable that controls the popup to true so the popup appear.
Let me know if it helped.
Cheers,
