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I have datepicker, and when I select date and click on timepicker, datepicker not closing because timepicker stops propagation.
I also have multiple timepickers in same component and everything works fine when I remove .stop from dist code. So, you should revert #3
.stop
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Using stopEventPropagation() is something that should be avoided as it breaks normal event flow in the DOM.
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Enhancement released in v0.2.1
The @click.stop handler is only added to the dropdown picker now. Aimed to prevent the dropdown from closing on every value selection.
@click.stop
Click events will pass on the parent container in other circumstances.
For those who want to stop all click events propagation from <vue-timepicker>, please try
<vue-timepicker>
<vue-timepicker @click.native.stop=""></vue-timepicker>
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I have datepicker, and when I select date and click on timepicker, datepicker not closing because timepicker stops propagation.
I also have multiple timepickers in same component and everything works fine when I remove
.stop
from dist code. So, you should revert #3The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: