I still can view my old “is logged in”, but if I copy/paste it, it become “has an account”, and “is logged in” does no longer exist in the droplist as a available condition to work with.
Hi there, @bonjour_17… the is logged in operator is still an option, and as the docs mention, the has an account operator shows up when the data source is not the current user.
I’m sure this has nothing to do with it, but just out of curiosity, what is the data source of that group element (I assume it’s a group based on the name)?
@mikeloc
The only way I can reproduce this is by first setting the conditional to some other User (such as parent group’s User): has an account
Then changing parent group’s User to Current User (at which point the expression automatically changes to Current User is Logged In)…
And then clicking on the ‘is logged in’ part of the expression again, at which point it changes to Current User Has An Account (and is logged in no longer shows up in the dropdown).
@bonjour_17 is that something you might have done?
If so, have you tried deleting the condition and adding it again (it works just fine for me).
In any case, it’s some kind of a bug (although it’s purely a visual thing, and doesn’t have any effect on functionality).