Topics created by Hariprasath

Prefixing the aliases with ‘@’ is something Vue does in their project starter kit. Quasar doesn’t do that and yes, instead of doing ../ or ../../../ to travers up the folder hierarchy, you can just use src/your-path-here and you are good to go.

And if you feel really rambunctious, you could also add the /services folder as an alias too, if you’ll be using it often, so all you’ll need to write is services/auth/authPopup. 🙂

Scott

<q-uploader hide-upload-button auto-expand ref="files_uploader_cb" float-label="City Beauty" align="left" :multiple="true" :url="file_upload_url_cb" :headers="{ 'X-CSRF-TOKEN': $store.state.CSRF }" method="POST" @uploaded="uploaded_cb" @add="add_cb" @remove:cancel="removeCancel_cb" @start="start_cb" @finish="finish_cb" :clearable="true"/> computed: { file_upload_url_cb () { return '/participant/' + this.participant_id + '?type=city_beauty' } }

file_upload_url_cb computed property is used to get the URL for uploading the files
this.participant_id will have the participant id who will get the file, it will change based on user iteraction

thank you i got what i want