Inconsistent prize display in 'winners' section when only one prize allocated #144

New Issue

swap12875d · 2025-09-22T04:15:39-04:00

swap12875d commented

2025-09-22 04:15:39 -04:00

Description:

The winners section incorrectly displays three users; the first user has the correct prize amount of $1, but the remaining users show $N/A.

Current URL:

https://www.topcoder.com/challenges/883d6bcd-3749-427a-964a-ac8435737228?tab=winners

Steps to reproduce:

Navigate to the URL provided
Open challenge as per url.
Open the 'winners' tab/section of the challenge.
Observe the number of users and prize amounts displayed.

Actual results:

The winners section shows three users despite only one prize being allocated.
The first winner is displayed with the correct prize amount of $1.
The other two winners display $N/A as the prize amount.
This leads to inconsistent and misleading information presented to the user.

Expected results:

The winners section should only display as many users as there are prizes allocated.
Each winner displayed should have a valid prize amount associated with them.
In this case, only one user should be shown with a prize of $1.
No users should appear with $N/A as a prize, avoiding confusion.

Screenshots/Videos:

OS and Browser version:

Windows 11, Chrome 140.0.7339.186

VersionDetails:

Device:

Windows Laptop

Reproducibility:

5/5 (reproducible every time)

Labels:

Windows, Chrome, Functional, UI, UX

#### Description: The winners section incorrectly displays three users; the first user has the correct prize amount of $1, but the remaining users show $N/A. #### Current URL: https://www.topcoder.com/challenges/883d6bcd-3749-427a-964a-ac8435737228?tab=winners #### Steps to reproduce: 1. Navigate to the URL provided 2. Open challenge as per url. 3. Open the 'winners' tab/section of the challenge. 4. Observe the number of users and prize amounts displayed. #### Actual results: - The winners section shows three users despite only one prize being allocated. - The first winner is displayed with the correct prize amount of $1. - The other two winners display $N/A as the prize amount. - This leads to inconsistent and misleading information presented to the user. #### Expected results: - The winners section should only display as many users as there are prizes allocated. - Each winner displayed should have a valid prize amount associated with them. - In this case, only one user should be shown with a prize of $1. - No users should appear with $N/A as a prize, avoiding confusion. #### Screenshots/Videos: ![image.png](/attachments/8908b730-4a12-4147-abe3-8ad4640721bb) #### OS and Browser version: Windows 11, Chrome 140.0.7339.186 VersionDetails: <img src='/attachments/1f354afb-af2d-44dc-8c03-73de2f71fa79' width='600' height='375' alt='Windows_chrome_version_screenshot'> #### Device: Windows Laptop #### Reproducibility: 5/5 (reproducible every time) #### Labels: Windows, Chrome, Functional, UI, UX

image.png

224 KiB