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How will you retrieve the name of the button that fired the event?
Let’s say you have several buttons that reuse the same onclick handler. How will you retrieve the name of the button that fired the event in Salesforce?
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To retrieve the name of the button that fired the event, use event. getSource(). get("v.name") .
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