OnDragDetected fires off with a single click for 3D widgets

When Using the On Drag Detected on a 3D widget, the drag function fires off on a single click (No dragging necessary)

1. Open Editor
2. Create a New Widget Blueprint
   Right click content browser > User Interface > Widget Blueprint
3. Create New Actor Blueprint
   Right Click Content browser > Blueprint > Actor
4. Open Widget Blueprint
5. Add an image to the designer tab
6. Size image to 500 by 500
7. Position the image to 0,0
8. Open the event graph
9. Override the On mouse down function
10. Add the Detect Drag if pressed
11. Set the button to be detected to the Left mouse button (attached image for reference)
12. Override the On Drag Detected function
13. Add a print string that type "Dragging" into it (attached image for reference)
14. Compile and save
15. Open Actor blueprint
16. Add Widget Component
17. Apply the Widget blueprint to the Class section of the widget component
18. In class defaults make sure to set the actor to accept input from player 0
19. Add the Actor to the level
20. Open the Level blueprint
21. Create the blueprint in the attached image
22. Click Play In Editor
23. Click the image in the viewport (Do not drag)
24. Notice the print string does not fire (expected)
25. Click and Drag on the image in the viewport
26. Notice the Print string now fires off (expected)
27. Click the actor in the level (Do Not Drag)
28. Notice the print string fires off (NOT expected)

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