Get well soon Razvan!

@dobbel yes, that’s true. There are some disadvantages about iframe, but I have no other better choice.

In addition, I found Quasar can provide autocomplete, but it’s not complete.
Please see my demo. https://codepen.io/Stanley-549393092/pen/oNzRXde
Here, it uses vue modify @submit.prevent so that submit event will no longer reload the page.
Step1. Input name and click button ‘submit’ (or press enter), you can find the value in the autocomplete list.
Step2. If you change the name and submit again, you can’t find the value.
Step3. If you refresh the browser and submit again, now you can see it.
It seems Q-Input can only remember the name when the first time.

Anyway, I hope it can be improved in future.
From the point of technical view, I think it can be implemented by E.g. LocalStorage if we want to deprecate iframe.

@shone Thank you, Get it!

@hawkeye64 Thank you for the detail.

@hawkeye64 Thank you! It works now.

@metalsadman Thanks for your help!

@metalsadman Thanks a lot for your help!
Finally I understood the meaning of native input.
And thanks for rectify my syntax because I am still using the syntax in v0.17.x.

@Hawkeye64 Thanks! That’s what I want.

Finally, I got the purpose. Thank you!

@Hawkeye64 Thanks!

@dobbel Thanks for the hint. Now I found the example.

Dear Quasar team,

I did a demo to illustrate my issue, could you please have a look?
https://codepen.io/Stanley-549393092/pen/ZEBozmo?editors=1011
As you can see, I can catch the selected event of checkbox in each line. However, how can I catch the top one (multiple select)?

Regards

@suleiman_as It’s great, it works, thank you very much! Now I search the key word “distDir” in quasar, I can find the documentation.

Actually I have the same requirement and I also did it manually as the author did. (copy all the files under folder \dist\spa, go to the target folder, delete all files, then paste the files).
I just check the build log. as you can see

App · Reading quasar.conf.js
 App · Transpiling JS (Babel active)
 App · Extending SPA Webpack config
 App · Cleaned build artifact: "C:\Work\myquasarproject\dist\spa"
 App · Generating Webpack entry point
 App · Compiling with Webpack...

I am not sure where to change the build artifact path.

Dear Quasar team,

As I can see there is the dark plugin that can set dark mode globally.
So is there the plugin that can set dense globally?
If not, what is the recommended way to do it? Thank you!

@s-molinari Thank you! It works now.

@metalsadman Thanks! I tried that but failed. Shall I focus on the class ‘q-field__control-container’ or ‘q-field__native’?

@s-molinari yes, the demo is based on dense property.

Dear Quasar team,

I did a demo to illustrate this requirement, could you please have a look?
https://codepen.io/Stanley-549393092/pen/QWGgYPy?editors=1010

I would like to narrow the top/bottom padding (that means the height of q-input will be narrowed), because it occupies some space.
I tried to use custom style to override the default setting, but failed.
Do you have some idea? Thanks for your help!

@dobbel Got it. Thank you!