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Fixed Close trade UI/user name bug

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Description

Device: PC
Browser: Firefox 98.0.2 (64-bit)
OS: Windows 11

Steps to reproduce:

Mark trade as closed
Select buyer from active posters in trade
- Buyer name not clearly selected
- Green check mark appears in (what looks to be) a parent HTML element (a wrapper, maybe)

Can be used to make Runewords:

cristobal03 `284`

3 years ago (pre-Resurrected)

Device: PC
Browser: Firefox 98.0.2 (64-bit)
OS: Windows 11

Steps to reproduce:

Mark trade as closed
Select buyer from active posters in trade
- Buyer name not clearly selected
- Green check mark appears in (what looks to be) a parent HTML element (a wrapper, maybe)

Fixedby cristobal03 • 2 years ago•Go to post

cristobal03 wrote: 3 years ago
Reset my cache, will try again and report back once I have an active trade to test with. Thanks!

Got some action in one of my trades, was able to successfully select the user and have it displayed correctly on Mark Sold. Looks like caching after all, sorry for the trouble.

All prices negotiable. BIN always wins. Americas (Pacific), but int'l trade times can be arranged.

Teebling `7219`Admin

3 years ago (pre-Resurrected)

Cannot reproduce on Firefox:

Can you please try to refresh your browser's cache?

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cristobal03 `284`

3 years ago (pre-Resurrected)

Reset my cache, will try again and report back once I have an active trade to test with. Thanks!

All prices negotiable. BIN always wins. Americas (Pacific), but int'l trade times can be arranged.

cristobal03 `284`

2 years ago (pre-Resurrected)

cristobal03 wrote: 3 years ago
Reset my cache, will try again and report back once I have an active trade to test with. Thanks!

Got some action in one of my trades, was able to successfully select the user and have it displayed correctly on Mark Sold. Looks like caching after all, sorry for the trouble.

This post was marked as the fix.

All prices negotiable. BIN always wins. Americas (Pacific), but int'l trade times can be arranged.