Found it. Had to add to the invocation: parent: this.
Now it looks:

this.$q
       .dialog({
         component: OurDialog,
         typ: this.typ,
         parent: this
       })

Hi,
after upgrading from Quasar 1.0.5 to 1.2.4 two things are not working. Previously i had tried update to 1.1.6 and had the same problems. Any ideas?
The problem is with a component that is opened in a dialog in a Vue SFC.

The error message is:

Error in data(): "TypeError: i18n is undefined"

data() {
  return {
    typToLabelMap: new Map([ //says error is on this line
      [TerminTyp.TYP1, this.$t("key.typ1")],
      [TerminTyp.TYP2, this.$t("key.typ2")],
      [TerminTyp.TYP3, this.$t("key.typ3")],
      [TerminTyp.TYP4, this.$t("key.typ4")]
    ]),

The dialog is invoked like this:

onClickOpenDialog() {
      this.$q
        .dialog({
          component: OurDialog,
          typ: this.typ
        })
        .onOk(data => {
          this.reRenderAll();
        });
    },

Second problem is: in the dialog there is a ref to the dialog: <q-dialog ref=“dialog”>

And he does not see that dialog as well:

[Vue warn]: Error in mounted hook: "TypeError: this.$refs.dialog is undefined"

I saw QForm and QForm has an event @validation-error if any of his inner QInputs has an error but my GUI expects an save button on the end of the whole QStepper so this seems not quite feasible.

Hi,
i have a QStepper with 3 QSteps. Each QStep has a few QInput. I want to set :error on a QStep if any of his child QInputs has an error for example a required field is missing.

How to to this?

I have code like this (this is the template in PUG):

qstep(:error= hasStepError)
  .col-12.q-pa-sm 
     q-input.col-12.q-pa-sm(:rules="[val => !!val || 'Field is required']" :label='Label' )

This hasStepError is a boolean field in data():

data() {
  return {
    hasStepError: false,

So when hasStepError is true i get the error icon on the step - how i want it

But now how can i change this hasStepError when one of the child components has an error?

I have tried adding an eventlistener on the QInput like this: @input=‘onInput($event)’ but in $event i get the value not the components so i cannot check if it has an error.