OMG @metalsadman thanks!!

I need some advice on the best way to modify q-layout (or use other techniques) so that the drawer opens and closes under the titlebar instead of fully moving the titlebar and all content when opened. Basically I want these open/close states:

Would I need to add a component above that embeds the layout? And add a title bar to that parent component and remove the titlebar inside the layout?

@metalsadman I was unaware of this extension, I will check it out, thanks!

As part of an app I am developing, I (currently) have a persistent sharing menu that works in the following way:

1. The user clicks on the menu which brings up the sharing interface (as a persistent menu)
2. The user can continue to configure things in the background (or not) before getting their share link (which is affected by the background choices) and dismissing the menu

The problem with my approach above is that the menu can obscure some things in the background, so I would like it to be movable. So I either need a way to move the menu around the screen or to use a q-dialog I suppose. But I can’t find examples of either, can anyone offer advice?

Amazing work on this extension, congrats!

@jhon you might also check this thread: https://forum.quasar-framework.org/topic/4311/solved-dynamic-set-of-quasar-lang-from-store-value/22

In my boot file I am waiting for my vuex config to be restored from vuex-persist, but you could equally just check the url I would think and set the lang.

Just verified, all good now!

Until I updated to the most recent quasar (1.2) this morning, this code was working fine for making my calendar selection pop up when its icon was clicked on. But now nothing happens and there is no error in the console. Anyone have a clue what might have changed?

<q-input class="dinput" v-model="startdate" borderless dense stack-label :label="$t('startdate')" @input="showApplyButton=true;">
    <template v-slot:prepend>
        <q-icon name="event" color="grey-6" class="cursor-pointer">
          <q-popup-proxy>
            <q-date minimal v-model="startdate" mask="YYYY/MM/DD" :options="drangeOptions"/>
          </q-popup-proxy>
        </q-icon>
      </template>
    </q-input>

attaching an input event to the q-popup-proxy fires, so I know at least that the proxy is receiving input, but my q-date will not show.

I finally gave up trying to make this work in a subfolder. I made a new subdomain and served it as the top level. Now the location redirects work as expected.

Hi, I have enabled history mode, and it works perfectly in my dev environment, but when I try to upload my build to the server, I get nothing but 404 errors. I am pretty sure the problem is that my app does not live at the top level of this server, but in a subdirectory. (So instead of my site being at https://my.site.net/ it is at https://my.site.net/subfolder/). I have tried adding following to the nginx config, and they all fail in exactly the same way (a bunch of 404 errors):

location  /subfolder {
   try_files $uri $uri/ /subfolder/index.html;
}

location  ^~ /subfolder {
   try_files $uri $uri/ /index.html;
}

location  ^~ /subfolder {
   try_files $uri $uri/ /subfolder/index.html;
}

Does anyone know how to properly configure this for an app that lives in a subfolder? Thanks!