I wonder, nobody had the same problem? I think it should be a common problem.

@mrcalvo havent use q-editor, there’s a focus method, maybe you can try that. https://quasar.dev/vue-components/editor#QEditor-API at methods section.

@Mak-NOAA sry havent had the time to look into it lately, just on mobile nowadays answering questions.

@tdumitr if you are accessing your ref in js part of your sfc, since its referencing a component that will be rendered at later time, just wrap your $refs call inside a $nextTick(()=>{ this.$refs.yourRef.someMethod()}). https://vuejsdevelopers.com/2019/01/22/vue-what-is-next-tick/

@rconstantine do you have the right content type for the file being downloaded? like “application/pdf” for a PDF file Maybe write a simple html file to test outside of your app if your api works correctly. Basic script using fetch to just make the post and see what it returns outside of quasar. That way you know the API is ok or not.

@fpe @MusicForMellons I was facing a similar issue in the past. I managed to solve it by doing this (my answer on stackoverflow): https://stackoverflow.com/questions/34943631/path-aliases-for-imports-in-webstorm/50159420#50159420 Hope it helps!

Thanks @metalsadman , I’ll check it out

Thank you for this quick answer. I already tried that solution but it override all the header content (sort icon, css display, etc.) this is why I was wondering if there is a way to just add a tooltip without recreating the header. For instance, when I put this : <template v-slot:header="props"> <q-tr name="headword" :props="props.colMaps['headword']"> <q-th :props="props"> {{props.colMaps['headword'].label}} <q-tooltip>hey tooltip!</q-tooltip> </q-th> </q-tr> </template> Considering this data from the props : "colsMap": { "headword": { "name": "headword", "label": "Headword", "sortable": true, "field": "headword", "align": "right", "__iconClass": "q-table__sort-icon q-table__sort-icon--right", "__thClass": "text-right sortable", "__tdClass": "text-right" }, ... I get nothing in my header. A blank one and no error message. Maybe there is something I really did not get and misunderstood. Thank you for your help. VueBebop

only by running MacOS with virtualbox/vmware player. So not really…

I got the development mode to work with: quasar dev -m electron – --no-sandbox --disable-setuid-sandbox --ignore-gpu-blacklist However, the build version does not work.

Very nice!

Very nice! eu usei esse irmão! que bom que está oxigenando a comunidade, em breve farei o mesmo!

I used vue2leaflet with Qasar, seems good

@metalsadman Thanks…

@metalsadman said in Invalid prop: type check failed for prop "stackLabel". Expected Boolean, got String ...: @janviehweger you gave it a string value just stack-label is enough to set it or if voltage is a boolean data model, :stack-label="voltage", with a colon :. ahh thanks, i was somehow routed to the 0.14 docs which show this usage.