I have tested this in both Firefox and Chrome, and get the same result.

This is fixed when the user clicks "Save".

But I cycled through examples, THEN re-ordered one, then clicked "Use Example". This brings me to the logic gate UI with the example shown in its original order.

Instead, please have the "Use Example" link populate the displayed fields, and stay in the sentence editing UI without reverting to the main logic gate UI.

Also please emphasize "Save" on the main sentence editing UI with an obvious button.

I don't know if the error is on the json export operation, or the json import -- possibly it the import end which is just bringing the elements to their default order.

Joseph Potvin wrote in #note-7:

Here is the sample json file attached. In many of the Input Conditions, the phrase "as confirmed via independent audit." (Past Participle Verb) is supposed to be at the END of those sentences.

I recently pushed a fix that should cause that error not to occur. However I do want to mention that the order of the values is not saved when when exporting, (therefore will not show up when importing) as the extra values were not in your JSON schema. I can keep the order after export and import, however that will add more values to the json export ofcourse.

RE: "however that will add more values to the json export of course"

I can think of two ways to do this:

1. Export in the order that the user has set the six elements; and on import, use that order for loading.

2. Export with a number for the order.

I'd prefer the first option, so that when any one is auditing the JSON file, the sentences remain quite readable. Storing them in a mechanically fixed default order in the JSON file can, in many languages, come across and entirely confusing.