Several things are being rendered oddly in IE11 and Quasar v0.14.2.

E.g. this login button in the screenshot.

I am sure I am missing something straightforward, cannot find it though…

This would be a nice feature from my pov - fwiw : ) - thanks for the high quality work so far.

Works as expected! Thanks - funny how I didn’t find that page…

OK, thanks for this, good to know the right track to go on!

Would it be difficult to implement drag and drop columns for the data table component?

Has anyone done it before, or are there examples to look at?

I would like to implement multiple column sort for the data table with the least hackery possible.

Basically if I click sort on two columns, the first columns sort will remain and the second will then be sorted.

Kind of like a ‘sticky’ sort.

Any tips?

Thanks!

Are there any Vuex interop examples people can point me to?

I have come up with several non-optimal approaches, and am getting confused.

E.g. I suspect something like this should work, but does not…

<q-select v-model="mutlipleSelect" ... />

//computed
mutlipleSelect: {
      get() { return [... this.$store.mutlipleSelect] },
      set(xs) { this.$store.dispatch('updateMutlipleSelect', xs) }
    }

Works as expected! Thanks - funny how I didn’t find that page…

Several things are being rendered oddly in IE11 and Quasar v0.14.2.

E.g. this login button in the screenshot.

I am sure I am missing something straightforward, cannot find it though…

I am also wondering about this - any neat solutions?

I am looking for a feature like this,

https://vaadin.com/elements/-/element/vaadin-grid#demos

where I click on different sorts, and the sorts sticks, which allow me to sort by multiple criteria - or - something like group sorting, e.g.

Dept Employee

Mngt Abe
Mngt Jerry
Fin Barry
Fin Chad

etc.

Before I consider diving into the code, I was wondering whether anyone can give me any pointers - what to look out for etc.

Thanks.

It looks like only ‘columns’ needs to be set on initialisation, rather than ‘table’, which is nicer

This would be really nice (fwiw)