Yup. The key is to “pass down” the options in the array you are looping through. Theoretically, that is how your data should be modeled anyway? So, in other words, there are two things you need. The model to form the option groups and available selections, and the “reply” from the user, which is a state change in the selections. They all need to be in the same model for this to work. 
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Unfortunately, I don’t think this is going to work. The QCalendar looks for the date and builds the calendar accordingly. So, if you switch the years to 109, you end up with the 31st of March on a Sunday. So, it’s still the Gregorian calendar being shown.
Adding an option for the ROC calendar would require an improvement request in GH.
Scott
Looking at this, you are going to need to do a lot more. https://github.com/commenthol/date-chinese/blob/master/src/Chinese.js
Scott
https://github.com/quasarframework/quasar/releases/tag/quasar-v1.9.12
I think he is looking for an APIaaS or BaaS. @qyloxe
Scott
Try out 8base. I’ve never used it, but it looks enticing. https://www.8base.com/
Scott
If you wrap Qtooltip with QBtn, QBtn has no clue it’s there. Wrapping them both with a div takes it out of the QBtn, so the tooltip can work as it should. It’s not a trick, it is the solution.
Scott
Yes. That is exactly right. The differences are mainly the new AE also takes into consideration SSR mode and it offers a better way to config and hook custom code into the initialization of Apollo.
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