Installation instructions

I was redirected to this page from here, where it said under "install instructions" that you will find installation instructions on this page. But this page doesn't have any installation instructions.

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ID: 6624d44c-f9f6-02f8-2c67-0f0637fed62e
Version Independent ID: 9346a8ff-bab5-be2c-9dc1-d546fda1efa9
Content: Azure Icons - Azure Architecture Center
Content Source: docs/icons/index.md
Service: architecture-center
GitHub Login: @doodlemania2
Microsoft Alias: pnp

Thanks for reporting - this issue is under review.  This is a Microsoft Internal DevOps Bug ID AB#303942

@abdale the icons are now general-purpose SVG icons which you could copy/paste or drag/drop anywhere. No instructions needed compared to a Visio Stencil like before.

Understood. That's what I ended up doing as well. Perhaps the initial page which points to this page by saying "Go to https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/architecture/icons/ and follow the instructions there.
" should be updated, but I understand that's not a docs page.
Thanks!


Child Component data to parent Component

Is there a way to get the data from an input component back to the form component?
Here is my html markup
<new-form action="#" method="POST" novalidate>
            <form-group>

                <input-field name="email" type="email" get-data="@{{ getChildData }}"></input-field>
            </form-group>

            <form-group>

                <input-field name="password" type="password"></input-field>
            </form-group>

            <form-group>

                    <bootstrap-checkbox name="remember" text="Remember me"></bootstrap-checkbox>

            </form-group>

            <form-group>
                <submit classname="btn btn-primary">Sign In</submit>
            </form-group>
        </new-form>

Or is it a bad practice to separate all of the elements?

You can use props to communicate data between child/parent components. The website has some documentation on communicating between instances.

Or is it a bad practice to separate all of the elements?

Thats up to you. I only employ modularity when it helps simplify.

Use two-way props: http://vuejs.org/guide/components.html#Prop_Binding_Types
Also, please use vuejs/Discussions for such questions.