Duplicate Order Action - Duplicating more than one causes multiple of the same products

Working on an function where you highlight a selected item in a ticket and using Duplicate Order Action, you click on a button called “Repeat Item Order” and it clones the order.

This works fine if you highlight a single item and click Repeat Order.

However when you highlight more than 1, it seems to duplicate numerous times which I find very weird.

Unsure if this is due to course mappings or something else.

Below is my Rule/Action and Automation Button.

Below is the result when you select an item (whether submitted or new) and click “Re-Order Item”

Below is the result of me highlighting 2 items and clicking “Re-Order Item”

As you can see it duplicates the items 3x times.

I thought it may be something related to the courses, so i selected an item from a different course and highlighted an item from each course and clicked “Re-Order Item”, and the result is the same. See Below.

Anyone got any ideas to why this is occurring?

I tested this in a brand new fresh DB and the result is the same.

I tested it when ticket status is new and item status= New

I highlighted 2 items (highlighted in red) and clicked “re-order Item” and it still duplicates it 3 times.

There also doesn’t seem to be any parameters which indicate the amount of times to duplicate.
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Rule Mapping appears correct.

Im scratching my head at the moment.

Ideally im trying to make the button work so it only duplicates the items that are highlighted.

Is there a constraint i should add to the rule that can reflect this? Or maybe to the action?

In your Automation Command button configuration, there is an option to Execute Once. Put a check-mark on that option.
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:open_mouth: that was it!

So simple.

I somehow overlooked it lol.

Thanks for picking that up.

It works now :slight_smile:

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I thought the same thing you did, when I was trying to help someone else with a similar problem. I was able to got a couple thousand orders on a ticket with a single click…kinda impressive I thought. lol

@JTRTech helped figure that one out. The thanks needs to be point towards him.

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Lol thanks to this post sorted the issue with refunds was wondering where is the execute once thing :slight_smile:

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