pfSense

This fix led to that every rule in Floating tab MUST contain a direction.
So now it's unable to create there a rule with direction set to "Any".

Tested on 2.0-beta4 (i386) Dec 10 02:17:09:EST 2010

When I tried to add a limiter (In/Out, which is not a very descriptive label if you don't know what you are looking for) to a floating rule with direction set to any, I get the error "You can not use limiters in floating rules without choosing a direction"

So I think this is resolved.
Josh

Whoops, didn't see the comment by Alexander when I posted.

I can confirm the bug he reported, setting direction to any, and not touching the limiters results in the same error.
Josh

this particular issue isn't a problem, but yeah the fix broke other things.

Unfortunatelly it's not fixed.

Problem is in program logic:
http://redmine.pfsense.org/projects/pfsense/repository/revisions/6735d0929eee41ef1cf2f253fa2a50740c066660/diff/usr/local/www/firewall_rules_edit.php

if (isset($_POST['floating']) && $_POST['pdnpipe'] != "none" && (empty($_POST['direction']) || $_POST['direction'] "any"))

Replace OR to AND.
"If it is floating rule and it is not a 'none' limiter and a direction is "any"

Something like this:
if (isset($_POST['floating']) && $_POST['pdnpipe'] != "none" && (empty($_POST['direction']) && $_POST['direction'] "any"))

The same needs to be done in:

&& $_POST['gateway'] != "default" && (empty($_POST['direction']) || $_POST['direction'] "any"))

change to

&& $_POST['gateway'] != "default" && (empty($_POST['direction']) && $_POST['direction'] "any"))

Hah it seems you cannot read code!
That code is correct!

Sure I can read code and any text since I've read your response and writing an answer here.
I'm sorry for that I've misguided you when I've missed double braces in if-clause.

Anyway, if the code is correct, could you, please, provide me an instruction on how to create a Floating rule without queue\gateway and with direction set to 'any'?

It seems like the issue is still present but only for gateways check since the $_POST['gateway'] contains an empty string when default gateway is used.
I've checked it in firefox, ie(9) and opera.

So the code should be something like:
$_POST['gateway'] != "" && (empty($_POST['direction']) || $_POST['direction'] == "any"))

No problem.

It's working now.

Thank you.