Expanding and collapsing collection contents accordion is displaying duplicate child objects of that collection, but only if the user navigates to the collection/object using the minimap.
Collapse the Series 9 accordian and then expand it
See that there are now 4 objects displayed that are duplicates of the original 2 objects in the series.
Click on any one of the objects and see that the duplicate objects disappear
*Note that this bug does NOT occur if you do not use the minimap initially to navigate to series 9 (by instead avoiding the minimap and just clicking to expand RG 3 and then Series 9.
Expected behavior
After navigating to the collection with a specific number of objects, expanding and collapsing the containing collection should have no effect on the contained objects that are displayed.
After collapsing and re-expanding Ping Pong Diplomacy, Series 9:
Impact on your work
This is a bug we haven't caught before, likely because it is only apparent in collections with very few objects. BUT, it would be very confusing for users when it occurs and could contribute to doubt in system function and accuracy of results.
Describe the bug
Expanding and collapsing collection contents accordion is displaying duplicate child objects of that collection, but only if the user navigates to the collection/object using the minimap.
To reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior:
*Note that this bug does NOT occur if you do not use the minimap initially to navigate to series 9 (by instead avoiding the minimap and just clicking to expand RG 3 and then Series 9.
Expected behavior
After navigating to the collection with a specific number of objects, expanding and collapsing the containing collection should have no effect on the contained objects that are displayed.
Error message or screenshots
After clicking on the first minimap square on this collection contents page:
After collapsing and re-expanding Ping Pong Diplomacy, Series 9:
Impact on your work
This is a bug we haven't caught before, likely because it is only apparent in collections with very few objects. BUT, it would be very confusing for users when it occurs and could contribute to doubt in system function and accuracy of results.