@dobbel thanks! it helped in the fast loading of nodes significantly!

@hpawar hi, did you eventually manage to resolve this ? i got hit when processing large number of nodes as well.

cool i used <q-resize-observer> eventually and it works nicely:
<q-splitter …>
…
<template v-slot:after="" >
<q-resize-observer @resize=“onResize” :debounce=“0” />
…
</template>
</q-splitter>

<script>
…
methods: {
onResize ({ width, height }) {
this.splitterheight = height
console.log(‘get resize’, width, height)
},
}
</script>

I am using a q-splitter which splits my app horizontally.
I wish to get the height of the splitter so that i can adjust the content sizing accordingly when i move the splitter up or down.
Any ideas how to get the height of the splitter when i shift this splitter dynamically up or down?

hi if you are tracking windowsize, maybe you should use computed to capture the change in window size.
eg:
computed: {
return {
heightStyle: this.$q.window.screen.height + ‘px’
}
}

ok thats what i did eventually:
<style lang=“sass”>
.q-splitter
&__before
overflow: auto
&__after
overflow: hidden
</style>

hi i am trying to achieve the same and i figured that one way is to hide the overflow. So in my split i only want to hide the q-splitter after.
In sass: it could be configured to:
.q-splitter__after
{
overflow: hidden;
}.
However, i do not know how to put this in my script (not versed in style/css editing).
Have you got a solution?

hi there i recently set up my project in a new pc and experienced the same. Glad that I found your solution. thanks!
any how, i thought i should check if I should really turn this setting off.

hi how do you perform a qtree search? do you literally mean to search an item from a tree. I was trying to achieve this but unsure how. Would you like to advise?

@pintaf hi,

I did not work with offset but practically specify the position. I found some usage during the massive googling and incorporate the following into my code.
in vue: <q-tree ref=“referencetree”>
in script :
var getlast = document.getElementById(‘referencetree’).scrollHeight
document.getElementById(‘referencetree’).scrollTop = getlast

not sure if it works for your case but if you could get the position of your entry, you could modify that ‘getlast’ definition.