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‘Likes’ issue on Houzz

5 years ago

I always hand out ‘likes’ (thumb’s ups) generously (but not willy nilly 😊), however on the Houzz web version there seems to be a problem with it.

I can’t seem to like any post or response anymore and I’ve now noticed that if if click to ‘like’ one post, the Like actually goes to the post underneath the one it was meant for. Very odd.

You guys experience that too?

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Comments (4)

Haoyu Chen
5 years ago
Hi there, it has been fixed, thanks for reporting this!
E D thanked Haoyu Chen
Sonia
5 years ago
Only just seen your post E D. Had the same problem so swopped to App but it has its own issues! Hope all okay now 👍
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E D
Original Author
5 years ago
last modified: 5 years ago
Yea, posted it four days ago but actually couldn’t see it myself either until Haoyu’s response. Thanks Haoyu. 👍

(Almost) all seems ok now.

Looks like it’s also back to the old sorting (old posts first) just when I got used to it 😊 and no more ‘Best Answer’.
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5 years ago
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