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When a user bookmarks a publication, and then navigates through the linked publications using the linked visualisation the bookmark icon remains filled in, and users are unable to interact with the feature for other publications. This is only an issue when you are navigating through publications using the visualisation. If you were to access the same publication via the search pages or to manually refresh the page, the bookmark refreshes and shows the right state depending on the data.
I think this is an issue with how the publication is being loaded into the page, as it seems that the data isn't being checked before the bookmark renders on the screen, the data is just pulled through from the previous publication. But further investigation is needed.
Screen.Recording.2022-07-08.at.12.04.17.mov
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I imagine the bookmark data needs to come from the SWR source & not from SSR, this was a problem a few months ago but seems to have been fixed elsewhere.
When a user bookmarks a publication, and then navigates through the linked publications using the linked visualisation the bookmark icon remains filled in, and users are unable to interact with the feature for other publications. This is only an issue when you are navigating through publications using the visualisation. If you were to access the same publication via the search pages or to manually refresh the page, the bookmark refreshes and shows the right state depending on the data.
I think this is an issue with how the publication is being loaded into the page, as it seems that the data isn't being checked before the bookmark renders on the screen, the data is just pulled through from the previous publication. But further investigation is needed.
Screen.Recording.2022-07-08.at.12.04.17.mov
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: