Question Maximum earned is maximum balance?

[etrd]

We have maximum earned enabled and it seems like it's working at first.

But somehow it checks for the total balance instead of the events/transactions. Our members could still earn credits beyond the maximum earned limit as long as they spend their credits and maintain their balance well below the max earned limit.

 

[Fillip H.]

No, the balance is not checked in any part of the "maximum earned" check.

Here's an example query:

SELECT SUM(
    IF(currency_id = 1
        AND transaction_state IN ('visible', 'moderated') AND dateline >= 1670248636,
    amount,
    0)
) AS earned
FROM xf_dbtech_credits_transaction
WHERE negate = 0
    AND user_id = 1

 

[etrd]

Hmmm, but that's what happened. Would you mind confirming it on your end by recreating it. Earn up to the max limit then spend your credits to go below the limit then try earning it again and see if you could still earn.

 

[Fillip H.]

I currently use these settings on my test board:


I have this amount of credits:


I then posted in a thread:


There are no skipped transaction entries in the transaction log:


If this is not the correct way to test this, could you please specify the exact setup I need?

 

[DragonByte Technologies]

Hello @etrd,

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[DragonByte Technologies]

Hello @etrd,

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