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Problem in response.getReturnValue() result when storing in two attributes in salesforce
When I stored response.getReturnValue() in two attributes in lightning if any change applied on one attribute other attribute data also changing
component.set("v.pricebookProducts", response.getReturnValue()); //getting pricebook products
component.set("v.pricebookProductsCopy", response.getReturnValue());if i done any modification on the first attribute then the second attribute also changing.pls help me how to overcome this problem
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Hi Deepak,
You can use like this in your program:-
component.set("v.pricebookProductsCopy", [response.getReturnValue()]);
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