Menu Item "Property listing layout"

Hi
Template used:
In menu Item - Theme 1 (OSP Responsive theme-Bootstrap Twitter supported)
Also in backend Other->Manage theme Theme 1 is choosen as default theme.

1. Before upgrade (Version 2.9.2)
Tab "Details" select category this field is empty (I did not choose any categoies, this mean's that it'll take property from all categories)
In frontend all properties were shown correctly. (e.g no matter how many categories the property was in it's shows up only once)

After upgrade to Version 2.9.3.
When I have the property listing layout in a menu item (e.g start).
Tab "Details" select category before upgrade this field was empty (I did not choose any categoies, this mean's that it'll take property from all categories)
In frontend all properties shows up multiple times (e.g a property that is in two categories shows up two times and if the property is in three categories it's shows up three times).

Q. Is this the correct behavior?

Hi Stephen,
Can you attach the screenshots to explain the problem more details?
Thanks
Dam

Hi Dam
I'm not sure this is a problem but just a normal behavior.

But here is how it is now:
Version 2.9.3
For property that is in more than one category (mybe in two or three different category's)
Backend->menu item->details
In the field category, if I do not choose any category I suppose that means it will take property from all category.
So in frontend when I go to this menu item the property shows up multiple times in listing.
One time for each category the property belongs too. So if one propety belongs in three categorie then it shows up three times in the listings.

But in earlier release (e.g 2.9.2) I did not see this happend, even though property was in moore than one category it only showed up one tim in the listing (this is how I remember it, I did not see that property showed up multiple times in the listing)

I might be wrong but mybe this is correct behavior then it's not a problem I just have to rethink of how to organize it.

I hope my explanation is clear.

Cheers
Stephen