[SOLVED] update document is working only once and not twice or more

When you load the document, what does it look like? Can you send...

TL;DR

The user had an issue with a document not updating multiple times. They tried some suggestions but nothing worked. Eventually, it was discovered that the issue was caused by the permissions transforming from an array to an object, preventing multiple updates. The solution was to ensure that the permissions were sent as an empty array.

It's like this

I mean data from function "getDocument"

I'm using listDocument

So that

and the data which I'm getting is in the above image only

Here I'm trying to update a document

I'm trying to understand the problem

So this function runs only once?

TypeScript

const editTips = (id) => {
    const promise = databases.updateDocument(databaseId,
      collectionId, id, data);
    promise.then(
      function(response) {
        toast.success('Productivity tip updated successfully!!');
        console.log(response);
        // window.location.reload()
      },
      function(error) {
        toast.error(error.message);
        console.log(error);
      }
    );
  };

I had a same issue, it was that when you updated document, permissions then transform from string[] into object, then you can't update document twice, but in this case, there should be an err

Interesting, but why the permissions were deleted? have you send the permissions as an empty array?

Did the original poster mention anything about malformed permissions? 🧐

At first it was running only once

So, I created this support issue

After that I closed my laptop for 3hrs

then when I tried to check

Nothing is working

Current problem: Document is not getting updated

The code is above

I have changed nothing

@Susmita In my personal experience, the <form> tag is a pain to work with (again, just my preference). Could you try getting rid of the form tag, and replacing it with a simple div? Also get rid of the type="submit" in the button. For now, try to just click the button manually.