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Bug Report Example: Price Filter Renders ❝No products found❞ – Greenhorns 💚

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Written by Charlie
Updated over 2 weeks ago

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Feature:

Product listing page

Bug Type:

Low-functional

Title:

On the “Bitcoin Button Shirts for Men” page, increasing items’ price to its maximum filter allowed €47 renders a ❝No products found❞ page despite stating that ❝The highest price is €47.21❞

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Steps:

  1. Click the "Bitcoin Clothing for Men" tab in the header

  2. Click the "Bitcoin Button Shirts for Men" link

  3. Click the "Price" filter

  4. Click the "Up arrow" button in the "To" field

  5. Repeat step 5 until the maximum possible value is reached

Actual result:

The "Up arrow" button in the "To" field increases the price value only to "47", displaying the message "No products found" on the "Bitcoin Button Shirts for Men" product listing page, even though the highest item price is €47.21.

Note: It is possible to manually enter values above €47, such as 48. After pressing the "Enter" key, the filter correctly applies the maximum item price of €47.21.

Expected result:

The "Up arrow" button should allow price increments beyond €47 in the "To" field, accurately reflecting the highest price of items on the listing page (e.g., €47.21).

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