Right now the validation rules uses it's own custom UI for administering the rules. I believe it should split off the 'Add new validation' part of the page to a local action, and then use the default CTools UI for exports, which means that site builders can easily disable, enable, override, etc the validations. This should also help the module be a little more forward compatible with Drupal 8.

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#2 Validation | drupal7.dev (mysql) - Chromium_036.png24.98 KBdave reid
#2 Body | drupal7.dev (mysql) - Chromium_037.png69.76 KBdave reid
#1 1973958-add-local-action.patch2.89 KBdave reid

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new 1973958-add-local-action.patch2.89 KB

Initial patch for converting the /add callback to a local action.

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There are two UIs for this Project, one is based on Ctools Export UI, the other one is copied from webform validation.
After support Ctools Export UI, I did not delete the old UI and did not improve it.
It is ok for me if you want to Improve the old UI.

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The patch no longer applies.