7953e better form editor

[JhumanJ]

Summary by CodeRabbit

• New Features

  • Enhanced drag-and-drop functionality for adding blocks with improved settings control.
  • Introduced methods for removing fields, including an undo option for user convenience.

• Bug Fixes

  • Adjusted behavior for opening settings when a new block is added, providing a more intuitive user experience.

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Walkthrough

The changes involve modifications to the handleDragDropped method in the OpenForm.vue component and the addBlock method in the working_form.js store. The addBlock method now accepts an additional boolean parameter, openSettings, which determines if the settings for the newly added block should be opened. Two new methods, removeField and internalRemoveField, have also been introduced to facilitate field removal from the properties array, enhancing the overall functionality of the store.

Changes

File	Change Summary
client/components/open/forms/OpenForm.vue	Updated handleDragDropped to include an additional parameter in the addBlock method call.
client/stores/working_form.js	Modified addBlock method to include openSettings parameter; added removeField and internalRemoveField methods.

Possibly related PRs

• drag and drop to add block #404: Changes to the handleDragDropped method in OpenForm.vue, related to the modifications in the main PR.
• fix store content bug #410: Modifications to the addBlock method in working_form.js, aligning with the changes made in the main PR.
• 6f647 unable to add a block #411: Adjustments to the addBlock method in working_form.js, specifically regarding the logic for adding blocks, connecting to the main PR.

🐇 In the code we play,
With blocks that come and stay,
A little tweak here, a change so bright,
Settings open, what a delight!
Fields can hop away with ease,
In our store, we code with glee! 🐇

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