Currently, under any conditional statement (I haven't tested that, but I would assume so), the order for their parts is this:
-If
-Condition (such as Text length)
-Change Condition
-Components
-Add components
I think the Change Condition one should be moved to the bottom. The order looks bad currently (the change condition piece is smaller than the others), and I would assume that people are certain about what kind of condition they want, so the components in the condition should go before the option to change it. I would also assume that they would add a component before changing the condition.
Comments
Comment #1
birdmanx35 commentedThe previous title seemed as if it was a bug, it's not. It's just a usability problem.
Comment #2
cwgordon7 commentedI'd assume dmitrig01's patch will change this; I'll wait and see...
Comment #3
birdmanx35 commentedCan you check that, cwgordon7?
Comment #4
avpadernoCorrect me if I am wrong, but the components are executed when the condition is true; it would be like to have a "then () if ()".
Comment #5
avpadernoI am closing this issue, since it's for a not supported Drupal version.