@sgiehl

The compare dropdown has an incorrect z-index:

This happens on 4.5.0 too, it's a materialize issue.

In range selection: when changing a date in the input fields above the date chooser are the choosers only updated when the input field looses the focus. Before it was triggered with each change (guess on keypress or so)

Fixed + another related bug (will now only change the date if it is a full YYYY-MM-DD date).

Guess you accidentally committed the changes to the tracker js files.

Undid those changes.

There are a couple unrelated failures, one is fixed in another branch, but I'll create a new branch for it just so it's there. I'll look into the other one.

Hello there, does this migration Vue makes possible to override/modify the period selector calendar?
My Plugin RerUserDates rely on this but using angular, cannot hook in it .. 🤔

@tassoman how specifically do you override/modify it? I can't see any angularjs code in the plugin.

Hi @tassoman, I took another look and if you mean the HTML element removal your plugin does then it won't work with Vue anymore. Vue uses a virtual DOM and keeps HTML in sync with it, so if you remove an element, it will just be put back again. I would suggest a different approach:

1. when you determine the element should not be there, add a css class to html (eg, remove-period-option)

2. then in a LESS file hide the element based on that, eg:

   html.remove-period-option {
       #periodString ... {
           display: none;
       }
   }
   

Thanks for inspecting my code. I was stuck after the adoption of Angular.
I'm going to try this trick, looks like quite short and straight. Whithout involving diving deep in the ui frontend.