Tim
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Can anyone tell me why component.set is used for v.item, but event.getSource().set is used for v.disabled ? I'm not finding a good answer in any of the documentation.
Thanks for your help.
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Sushant,
Thanks for posting this Salesforce Lightning Controller. I'm wondering why in the following line you put the second parameter of "true"? Is it necessary when you're using get? I thought the second parameter was only used in the set statement:
var checkbox = component.get(“v.item”,true);
Thanks for your response.
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