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I use filter_user_id (which is not documented anywhere by itself) here because I can't use reaction_id and user_id filters at the same time. The code snippet above works well only when the client is using server-side auth. When using client-side auth, however, the query result will be the latest child reaction of the specified reaction, instead of the specified user's child reaction of the specified reaction.
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When trying to filter child reactions that a specific user made to a specific reaction, I use this code snippet:
I use
filter_user_id
(which is not documented anywhere by itself) here because I can't usereaction_id
anduser_id
filters at the same time. The code snippet above works well only when theclient
is using server-side auth. When using client-side auth, however, the query result will be the latest child reaction of the specified reaction, instead of the specified user's child reaction of the specified reaction.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: