Background:
I have an app that lets someone get a ticket after a certain date/time.
I add a record for my tickets, and enter in a date/time when they are available. I use Bubble’s datetime picker and default to the user’s timezone.
My users see a page which shows the date/time of when the tickets are available. They can’t click “give me a ticket” until a Countdown has expired.
So far, this has worked great.
BUT, in one case a user managed to get a ticket an hour early. Tickets weren’t available until 6pm, and he was able to get one at 5pm. He even sent me a screen shot which showed 5pm as the available time.
What the heck am I missing? Is my code wrong? Did this user find a way to manipulate his PC to fake out my app? Am I an idiot who is missing something obviously wrong? (Right now, I am leaning towards this last one as being the right answer).
Any help would be greatly appreciated.