angularjs - $location.path in function is altering scope object -

$scope.copyorder = function() {         console.log($scope.products);         copyorder.copying = true;         copyorder.orderinfo = $scope.orderinfo;         copyorder.products = $scope.products;         console.log(copyorder.products);         $location.path('/neworder');     }; 

when logging $scope.products shows $scope.products[0].imprint empty array when not. if take out $location.path array inside object shows has 1 object in it.

essentially, $location.path shows in log:

$scope.products[0].imprint[0] (its length) 

without $location.path:

$scope.products[0].imprint[1] 

i copying 2 large objects 1 controller (editing) (new).

edit: more code, , less code

$scope.copyorder = function() {         console.log($scope.products);         $location.path('/neworder');     }; 

this still returns $scope.products[0].imprint empty array when should have array 1 object.

$scope.copyorder = function() {     console.log($scope.products); // shows $scope.products[0].imprint empty     console.log($scope.products[0].imprint[0]); // shows object in array     console.log(typeof $scope.products[0].imprint); // returns object , not array     $location.path('/neworder'); }