Angular ElementRef | Angular ViewChild & ViewChildren - Accessing Elements Correctly 

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I need some help, I have a search bar component that contains an input text field and a dropdown select element with multiple filters to apply to the inserted input after selecting the filter, and the elements (material cards with content from a remote API) being shown and filter by are in another component called "home", the problem is how do I bind the user input to my filter dropdown so once an option is selected the result of the filtered input is shown in my home component, I don't have any idea how to solve this...

SO I have this issue, I need to pass a ViewChild as a reference to another component vie @Input() and I am getting changeDetection error, because the Input gets notified that there is null value and then it checks again and finds there is something there, so how do I solve this issue when I need to pass ViewChild as a bound property?

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viewChildren like querySelectorAll on native javascript

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trivial to the point of absurdity…. …whats the point of something that absurdly simple. teaching should be more.