@Stanley - there is no two-way binding for a button that is being used to trigger a method to delete the values in the array of rows.

Scott

Um, it’s up to you to do the clearing/ deleting etc. in your component. The code above doesn’t do anything really.

Scott

@toymachiner62 said in How to change checked icon on `q-option-group`:

Is this documented somewhere?

No. I got it from the source code.

Also any plans to add the checked-icon and unchecked-icon to the q-option-group similarly to how it’s available on q-radio?

If you’d like, please make a suggestion on Github.

https://github.com/quasarframework/quasar/issues/new

Scott

No matter what issues you are currently having with programming in JavaScript, you really should continue to learn the language. It isn’t hard and once you get the core concepts of JavaScript’s prototypal system (and don’t mix the “class” keyword with proper OOP classes either, which it sounds like you might be doing) and you learn its boundries and of course, its quirks, the language becomes quite liberating.

If you stick to this path, I can see you scratching your head for a good long time trying to guess as to where a bug might be “stuck”, in the transpiling of your Python code to JavaScript, an error in your code, in the packages you are using or with the other technologies in the stack (like Webpack). It just isn’t a good idea, IMHO, to add extra uncertainty like that to your development process.

Scott

@stefanvh - I’m using FF (63.0.1) on Win 10 and don’t see the issue.

Scott

It’s related to user input and for the option labels, as I understand it.

Scott

What browser are you using? I don’t see the same thing.

Also, is there a reason why you are limiting the card to 1/3 of the available screen width?

Scott

Also use col-6 on both divs, to get the inputs evenly spaced. https://codepen.io/anon/pen/BGWLRm

Scott

I believe for a single select, you can also just use @input. @change is more for multiple selects and first acting on the final (changed) selection, once all selections are made and the popover is closed. Or put another way, both @change and @input will be fired at the same time, with a single select.

Scott

Don’t mean to be negative, but learning JavaScript would be easier. ducks and bows out of conversation

Scott