The same user reacted twice to the same posting

[My Sharona]

This shouldn't be possible, should it?

Edited October 23, 2022 by My Sharona

[ASIKOO]

It happens to me too, it's rare and random (Self-hosted).

Using a custom theme (not the default one) along with 2/3 plugins/apps, difficult to determine where the anomaly comes from.

I was thinking a quick double click and a temporary server slowdown.

[My Sharona]

20 minutes ago, ASIKOO said:

It happens to me too, it's rare and random (Self-hosted).

Using a custom theme (not the default one) along with 2/3 plugins/apps, difficult to determine where the anomaly comes from.

I was thinking a quick double click and a temporary server slowdown.

CiC here. Pretty much the same here, running a slightly altered version of the default. However, switching to the default theme, it still displays as having been reacted to twice by the same user.

[ASIKOO]

Yes indeed, when I checked in the database, there were indeed 2 reactions for the same post and for the same user.

[Jim M]

Unfortunately, this isn't something I am able to reproduce on the core software. Is this something that you are able to reproduce with all third-party applications/plugins disabled and on an unmodified theme? If so, could you please let us know the steps you took?

[Randy Calvert]

A user can react to something, remove it, and use the same reaction again or change it to something else. 

[Marc]

We have seen reports of this in the past on self-hosted environments, but unfortunately have never been able to actively replicate the issue

[My Sharona]

4 hours ago, Marc Stridgen said:

We have seen reports of this in the past on self-hosted environments, but unfortunately have never been able to actively replicate the issue

First time I have seen it.

[Marc]

Just now, My Sharona said:

First time I have seen it.

Yeah, its certainly an odd one. Please do let us know if you can actively replicate at any point, of course

[opentype]

From this site just now:

[Marc]

Is that actually 2 reactions, or that someone has changed their reaction?

[Marc]

The user there actually reacted to 2 different items there (2 posts in the same topic)