@metalsadman Yes mousedown solves it. Thank you that is exactly what I was looking for.

@metalsadman @s-molinari Exactly. I had this once with JQuery mobile out of the box. The problem is I have to check if the state is null. But if I click/select the value is already set.
So “comparing it to current model on click” is unfortunately not possible cause the new value is already set by click. Need something before_click.

I am using q-btn-toggle (https://quasar.dev/vue-components/button-toggle#QBtnToggle-API) and if I select a toggle button I would like also to unselect this button. So that the value is null again. Unfortunately we can only select and not unselect a toggle button.

Yes thanks. But I would like to reset the value to null
reset () {
this.model = ‘null’
}
but without an extra button. Only by clicking on a selected button. Ideally this would be a build in feature of q-btn-toggle.

Lets assume we have a group of three toggle buttons. One of the toggle button is selected. Now I want to unselect the togglebutton so that the value is null again as it was initially.

How it is possible to reset q-btn-toggle with a selected value in its initial state (value=null)?
Ideally this would be done by select the selected value again. Any ideas?

Congratulations! So good to hear.

Awesome. Great job!!!

Great news. Thank you.