Drag scrolling on touch devices fails because leaflet.js stops propagation of touchmove events

[votive]

I've configured leaflet to display a map with gesture support disabled (drag to move map, pinch to zoom etc.) as I'd like to display the map completely read-only. Even with touch options turned off, the leaflet map still stops propagation of the touch move event, which means the user can't drag the page up and down on a touch screen device, if they start the drag on the map. This is a problem on a mobile phone where the map portion of the page takes up most of the screen, prohibiting the user from scrolling down to the rest of the page.

[mourner]

Can you please also try setting tap: false in the map options?

[votive]

Fantastic that has worked perfectly, many thanks.

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On Tue, Sep 17, 2013 at 4:52 PM, Vladimir Agafonkin
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Can you please also try setting tap: false in the map options?

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[kuntalparbat]

I know "tap: false" this trick work for many people but not for me.
I am trying to enable move map in mobile devices.
it not let me drag map like desktop browser.

My code is below Please review and let me know how I can solve this.

Or if possible I like to add a direction move button where user can click to move map up down + left right.

`var map = L.map('map', {
layers: [osmMap],
center: new L.LatLng(22.5726, 88.3639),
zoom: 12,
zoomControl: false,
attributionControl: true,
dragging: true,
tap:true
})
//add zoom control with your options
map.attributionControl.setPrefix(geo_link);

L.control.zoom({
position:'bottomleft'
}).addTo(map);

var baseLayers = {
"OSM Mapnik": osmMap,
"Google": googleMap,
"Landscape": landMap,
};

L.control.layers(baseLayers).addTo(map);`

[IvanSanchez]

@kuntalparbat This issue tracker is used for reporting bugs and discussing new features, not for gratis support reopening 3-year-old bugs. For questions on using Leaflet, please use gis.stackexchange.com or stackoverflow.