Not a happy morning...
Imagine this: Two collections.
Collection 1: Authors with 130+ records Collection 2: Ideas with 1,200+ records Goal: Delete all records from the ideas collection, page by page.
Step 1: I mistakenly selected all 96 records on the first page of the authors
collection, thinking it was the ideas collection.
Step 2: Realizing my error, I switched to the ideas collection and selected the first 96 records.
Step 3: I hit delete.
Outcome: 96 records gone from the authors
collection. Another 96 gone from the ideas collection. Why were the authors' records still selected? The state didn't reset. Strange.
Technically, it's when a user goes from one page to another, state resets from the previous page. But how it didn't in my case.
I had spent three weeks gathering this data. It wasn't easy—scouring different sources, conducting research, and painstakingly compiling it all.
😭 😿 *Please help to get my data back. It really matters to me. *😥 🥹 😢
Thank you so much for your time.
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