hello all, I've got an app that uses Element-UI fairly successfully, but now I want to add loading spinners while retrieving data. Based on the simplest example from the manual, my opening table element is now:
<el-table v-loading="loading" stripe :data="summary" :header-row-style="hide">
and I've added loading: true
to the result of my data()
function, but I still do not see the spinner. Can anyone see/think of any obvious mistake I've made? Do I need to import/use Loading
when using in this manner?
Vue.use(Loading)
></el-date-picker>
Hi. I don't know where's the appropriate place to pose this question. If this isn't the place, let me know :)
My company is working on developing a component library that we can use across our different brands and divisions. Our users are physicians and healthcare providers and primarily use our application in clinics and hospitals. That means that we have a large use case for supporting IE11. I was wondering what tools/frameworks you use to test your components across browsers. Do you perform visual regression testing? Do you test the components manually on different browsers and devices?
Hi guys.
I tried to use VueJS el-radio-button, but my data not updated.
<el-radio-group v-model="formData.sort" size="small">
<el-radio-button :label="$t(translatePath + 'sort1')"></el-radio-button>
<el-radio-button :label="$t(translatePath + 'sort2')"></el-radio-button>
<el-radio-button :label="$t(translatePath + 'sort3')"></el-radio-button>
</el-radio-group>
I checked it with watch property
watch: {
'formData.sort' (val) {
console.log('radio val', val)
}
}
Who can help me?
vue.runtime.esm.js:619 [Vue warn]: <transition-group> children must be keyed: <ElTag>