Hello,
I have a weird case of fluid conditioning. I’ll explain it with an example. Take a look in the following fluid code, if you run it you will get “This triggers since all the above fail” as output:
<f:if condition="{false}">
<f:then>
Condition is false, so this should not trigger
</f:then>
<f:else if="{false}">
This is also false, should not trigger
</f:else>
<f:else>
This triggers since all the above fail
</f:else>
</f:if>
Now, take the same markup and remove the last f:else like so, the output now becomes “This is also false, should not trigger. But it does”, even though the condition fails:
<f:if condition="{false}">
<f:then>
Condition is false, so this should not trigger
</f:then>
<f:else if="{false}">
This is also false, should not trigger. But it does.
</f:else>
</f:if>
This is a bug, right ?