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Find Trades yields 0 matches with default Switch filter

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Description

Device: PC, Smartphone, Tablet
Browser: Firefox
OS: Windows, Android, iPad OS

Steps to reproduce:

Have Switch be the preferred platform on your profile

Click on "Find Trades"

On default, a couple of filters are active, including the Switch filter (because of it being in your profile):

Enter an item name and click on "Full Search":

The search will find 0 matches

If, however, you do the exact same steps but before you hit "Full Search", you disable the Switch filter and then immediately enable it again, the search will work correctly and find more than 0 matches.

Can be used to make Runewords:

ChulioZ `4`

3 years ago (pre-Resurrected)

Device: PC, Smartphone, Tablet
Browser: Firefox
OS: Windows, Android, iPad OS

Steps to reproduce:

Have Switch be the preferred platform on your profile

Click on "Find Trades"

On default, a couple of filters are active, including the Switch filter (because of it being in your profile):

Enter an item name and click on "Full Search":

The search will find 0 matches

If, however, you do the exact same steps but before you hit "Full Search", you disable the Switch filter and then immediately enable it again, the search will work correctly and find more than 0 matches.

Fixedby Teebling • 3 years ago•Go to post

Tried to reproduce in both local and staging environments but could not replicate. I imagine that at the time, there were 0 switch trades for War Traveler.

When you hit 'back' on your browser, it is just showing a 'cached' or 'preview' of what your browser think the page looked like (this makes it super quick to go back) - but that also means that whilst it looks like the options are selected, in actuality they are not - so you would have seen results without the Switch filter, giving you the impression that the filter wasn't working first time around. I cannot do anything about how your browser behaves unfortunately.

Hard to explain but yeah, this isn't a bug. Back button behaviour on browsers is super weird, which is why you will see a warning asking you not to use it when searching for trades. Use the 'new search' button after that warning to go back and start a new 'clean' search.

All my trades are 3 day auctions: Starting from

El, you can bid every rune and maybe get items extremely cheap! Have a look.

I can trade on PC and on Switch!

Teebling `8401`Admin

3 years ago (pre-Resurrected)

Tried to reproduce in both local and staging environments but could not replicate. I imagine that at the time, there were 0 switch trades for

War Traveler.

When you hit 'back' on your browser, it is just showing a 'cached' or 'preview' of what your browser think the page looked like (this makes it super quick to go back) - but that also means that whilst it looks like the options are selected, in actuality they are not - so you would have seen results without the Switch filter, giving you the impression that the filter wasn't working first time around. I cannot do anything about how your browser behaves unfortunately.

Hard to explain but yeah, this isn't a bug. Back button behaviour on browsers is super weird, which is why you will see a warning asking you not to use it when searching for trades. Use the 'new search' button after that warning to go back and start a new 'clean' search.

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