![]() ![]() Let's break down this code, to see what is going on here: Let's start by seeing how can we open a dialog from one of our components: With this in place, we are now ready to start building our dialog. ![]() Did you add it to 2 of 5 - Creating and opening an Angular Material Dialog In order for the component to be usable as a dialog body, we need to declare it as an entråomponent as well, otherwise, we will get the following error while opening the dialog: Error: No component factory found for CourseDialogComponent. Notice also CourseDialogComponent, this component will be the body of our custom dialog. In order to use the Angular Material Dialog, we will first need to import MatDialogModule: Step 1 of 5 - Declaring a Material Dialog body component Closing The Dialog + Passing Output Data.Passing Input Data to the Material Dialog.Angular Material Dialog Configuration Options.Creating and opening an Angular Material Dialog.Declaring a Material Dialog body component.In this post, we will cover the following topics: We will then progressively add features one by one and explain everything along the way. This is a step-by-step tutorial, so I invite you to code along as we are going to start with a simple initial scenario. We are going to cover many of the most common use cases that revolve around the Angular Material Dialog, such as: common dialog configuration options, passing data into the dialog, receiving data back, and dialog layout options. In this post, we are going to go through a complete example of how to build a custom dialog using the Angular Material Dialog component.
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