I'm also having this issue.
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It's like flickering everytime I hover to any object.
Same problem.
Any update on this?
Same issue
So I copied the source code of vsTooltip.vue into a new component, linted it and replaced all warnings and errors like using == instead of === and it just... works?
Maybe its due to webpack having trouble transpiling == ?
We change the component with the suggestions and some details should work as expected, please notify if there is any problem
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the tooltip still flicks every time when I hover to any object.
Still not working.
it works for me, please can do an example or a gif to see the problem better
You can check here
https://jsfiddle.net/jsinh0001/cqavtm13/
Hello,
same issue here, tooltip is flashing half a second, and disapear.
Still not working on 3.8.61...
Same Issue for me too,
Still waiting for a fix
On the component vsTooltip.vue, if you remove the updated() hook it works
updated () {
let nodes = this.$refs.convstooltip.childNodes.length
if (nodes === 1) {
// this.activeTooltip = false //Comment this line
}
},
And it works, that's how i fixed it anyway
Hello,
I'm currently using vuesax on our project. I'm trying to implement vuesax components, and I have a question
Why you dont export the components for using? Because this is not a good solution to change on node_modules/vuesax. Anyone have more solution to this?
Many thanks
On the component vsTooltip.vue, if you remove the updated() hook it works
updated () { let nodes = this.$refs.convstooltip.childNodes.length if (nodes === 1) { // this.activeTooltip = false //Comment this line } },And it works, that's how i fixed it anyway
I tried your suggestions, it worked. Thanks!
I have also discovered that tooltip only works if it contains two child nodes.
Following Snippet works:
<vs-tooltip>
<vs-button>Buttom</vs-button>
<span> </span>
</vs-tooltip>
The DOM does update with only one child node, but it looks like it's set to display: none; until you add a second node.
Tested in 3.11.13
Could we just remove this updated hook?... It serves no purpose except to annoy us, the logic in it is completely wrong..
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I have also discovered that tooltip only works if it contains two child nodes.
Following Snippet works: