I dont know if this can work bur try using async and await for example :
async callSubmit(){
await onSumit()
this.waitingForReponse = false
}

@metalsadman this is also not working unless I reload the page I can see the number of rows changing

Can we make the rowsPerPage in the pagination props vary according to the screen size?
something like this:
pagination: {
sortBy: ‘desc’,
descending: false,
page: 1,
rowsPerPage: this.$q.screen.width>768 && this.$q.screen.width <= 1024? 14 : 7
},
this is working but I need to reload the page to see the rows per page changing according to screen width , Is there a solution to make it responsive ?

@garlicbread thanks you , you saved my life!!

hey everyone , is there a way to use q-uploader for the camera button in the picture below?

hi everyone,
Does anyone have an idea about how to change the default color of the q-input border when it’s out of focus?
I already changed it when I focus on the q-input using color=“white” but I don’t know how to do it when I’m out of focus

thanks guys for the help, I implemented each type of tables separately as you said

I dont know if this can work bur try using async and await for example :
async callSubmit(){
await onSumit()
this.waitingForReponse = false
}

the problem is I don’t know how to iterate through the columns and rows if you know how please give me a snippet of the code

try this
console.log(‘Trying to Login’);
const object = {};
object[‘email’] = this.email;
object[‘password’] = this.password;
this.$store
.dispatch(‘auth/login’, object)
.then(() => {
this.waitingForResponse = true;
this.$router.push({ name: ‘Home’ });
})
.catch(error => {
this.$q.notify({
type: ‘negative’,
message: error
});
});
this.waitingForResponse = false;
}