I have a relatively complex conditional statement, with a series of AND and OR operations. I want to be able to remove one of the conditions near the beginning/middle of the statement without it removing the rest of the operations that appear after it.
Consider this simple example. I wish to be able to delete “StarRating Improve 3’s value is 0” from the statement, but bubble for some reason requires me to delete it as well as any other operation that follows it, in this case “StarRating Improve 4’s value is 0”.
This makes updating conditions/workflows incredibly time consuming.
Any solutions?
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You will need to click on each operator to delete the whole statement. Like when you click on “0” first to delete it. Then again click on “is” then “3’s value” then “StarRating improve” and lastly “or” following the statement.
Thanks, that’s better than nothing. I wonder if there is a solution that doesn’t require so many mouse actions. I kind of wish it was faster with just the keyboard. Any ideas?
Actually no, this does not work. Deleting the “or”/“and” following the statement appears to delete every statement that proceeds it.
As per your instructions, clicking on each operator with the goal to remove the “Current user’s last name is not empty” condition…
and then finally deleting the “and” following the statement…
As you can see, the final statement is gone.
Instead, trying to delete the “and” that preceded the statement…
Again, the final statement is gone.
Why does it feel like bubble, which started as a simple no-code editor for people without technical skills has found itself in no mans land where it is now too complex for the original target customer, but also not complex/efficient enough for people used to complex SDEs and code?
This continues to plague me. @kazimdgoni this simply does not work the way you describe.
I want to remove the first statement “add_rooms’s current_step is 7”.
As per your suggestion, I start by clicking on the “7” token. Press backspace:
So far so good. I click on the “is” token and press Backspace:
Boom. Entire statement has exploded.
You simply cannot. There are exceptions but until today I can’t pinpoint what they are.
