I see that for multiple claps to be accepted, they must happen all on the first round of clapping by an IP.
Is this by design? The JS client batches multiple claps, with a payload something like this:
curl -d '"5,3.3.0"' --referer "http://www.example.com/example" https://api.applause-button.com/update-claps
5%
If you run the command again from the same IP, you will get 5 back every time.
I think many users will probably give you all the claps in one go, but ex. this person describes a process where they doll out claps in real time as they read the article.
In any case thanks for the great widget!
I see that for multiple claps to be accepted, they must happen all on the first round of clapping by an IP.
Is this by design? The JS client batches multiple claps, with a payload something like this:
If you run the command again from the same IP, you will get
5back every time.I think many users will probably give you all the claps in one go, but ex. this person describes a process where they doll out claps in real time as they read the article.
In any case thanks for the great widget!