Thanks. I was afraid of that being the case, but I asked just in case I was missing something. I’ll try both solutions.

Thanks I managed to write my own uploader and it works but it is not looking good. I’ll try your q-uploader pr.

@metalsadman Nice workaround! Thanks.

I think this was working in previous versions prior to v1. This is especially useful in a drawer menu. It should be possible to place a floating badge on the menu icon. Now it’s only possible in a button.

https://codepen.io/jvmonjo/pen/xNGVyO

@metalsadman I mean, try https://v1.quasar-framework.org/start/pick-quasar-flavour

You can open the drawer. But to close it you have to swipe OUTSIDE the drawer. You can’t do it by swiping on the drawer itself. At least from my Android 9. I’ve tried Chrome and Firefox.

I have looked for it in the documentation and in the GitHub issues and I have found nothing about it.

In previous versions to 1.0 it was possible to close the drawer by swiping “on” the drawer itself. Now it’s only possible by doing it outside the drawer.

Am I missing something? Is there any settings to change this behavior?

Anyway I solved changing the button with a q-side-link with button tag in case anyone else have the same issue:

<q-side-link tag="button" to="/login" class="q-btn q-btn-standard text-white relative-position login-btn bg-primary">Login</q-side-link>

I don’t know if this is a bug or an intended behavior. If I click a q-side-link the new page opens and I can scroll normally. But if I click to a button instead of a q-side-link I go to the page but I can’t scroll. This happens only if the sidenav is collapsed. Anybody can reproduce this “glitch”?

<template>
  <div class="sidenav" ref="sidenav">
     <!-- Scroll won't work on login page -->
      <q-btn v-else color="primary" class="login-btn" @click="$router.push('/login')">
        Login
      </q-btn>
      
      <!-- Scroll will work on login page -->
      <q-side-link to="/login" item exact>Login</q-side-link>

(...)

Awesome! Thanks!

Ok. Thanks

I haven’t found any reference in the docs of the “Handling JS Date” section about supporting “time ago” format of dates.

Is it included in date module or do we need to use external libraries such as “timeagojs”?

Amazing. Thank you guys