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@kimgerdes said in trigger a context menu in a q-input textarea when selecting text:

Do you have any idea how I could do that?

Nope. Nothing easy and portable comes to mind.

Writing myself routines for proper selection handling, mixing it with dnd, ensuring that it works smoothly and doesn’t break browser behaviours, is imho big time overkill. Would rather prefer to use something ready and maintained.

This is getting weird. Yesterday I had two different sets of code that I switched between using while testing. I could only get it working by using the local string array, but not using string array coming from props. Today (without changing any code, only switched between the two sets of code from yesterday) it’s now the opposite, where it only works using string array from props. This is what I was trying to do yesterday, so that’s great, but having no explanation isn’t great
Between each test I did here, I always cleared cache manually, to make sure I was testing all changes

I see, the problem was, that I put the Event-Listener into the mounted() function. I put it into created() and unsubscribed the event in beforeDestroy().

Everything works fine now.

Example created () { Events.$on('logout', response => { this.showLogoutAlert() }) }, beforeDestroy () { Events.$off('logout') }

This does the trick for me.