[SOLVED] Unable to create compo:Toast but Alert works fine
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Hello there, new to Quasar and I find it awesome !
I am not able to create a basic Toast which is odd.
- Created a fresh quasar repo
- Edited “src/components/Hello.vue”
– Import { […], Toast } from ‘quasar’
– Added in the mounted () method the following :
Toast.create(‘Hello World’) or Toast.create({ html: ‘Hello World’ })
Nothing appears and the vue developer tool (chrome) doesn’t show anything in Vue instance Root …
There is no error in the console.I noticed that Alert({ html: ‘Hello World’ }) worked fine.
So my question is : is there something I should specify (e.g in the Layout ?) so Toast appears ? I didn’t find anything in the documentation.
Thanks for your help -
There is no need to specify anything extra for Toast to show up. I think the problem is the mounted function, I’m not sure. Try:
<template> <div> <q-btn @click="met()">Hi</q-btn> </div> </template> <script> import { Toast, QBtn } from 'quasar' export default { name: 'DataPoint', components: { QBtn }, methods: { met () { Toast.create('hello') } } } </script>
If this works, the problem is the mounted function. I think you could use:
mounted () { process.nextTick(() => { Toast.create('Hello') }) }
edit: code corrected as per post below
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Thanks for the help. Indeed, calling Toast.create in mounted() breaks somehow the component and cannot be used elsewhere afterward.
The above solution works (corrected, use “process.nextTick”)
mounted() { process.nextTick(() => { Toast.create('Hello World') } }
Isn’t there a more elegant solution ?
When the component is called, I want to perform some checks and display a Toast if needed. I thought mounted() was the good call.
I know, this question is more about VueJS than quasar finally. -
I’m pretty sure this has to do with the dom not being ready during
mounted
. Or something along those lines. (checked: the dom should be ready duringmounted
)Still looks like a bug to me, and if so will be fixed after v0.15 is out.
In the meantime you should be fine with your checks during mounted, but use
nextTick
for Toast