By now most of us that are new to Wappler has ran into this issue and probable spend one day too long testing. I am talking about, false vs ‘false’, true vs ‘true’ in Wappler. In your database insert or update if enter false without the ’ ’ this is saved as a Boolean thus inserting a zero (0) likewise true without the ’ ’ insert a one (1). This is great when working in MYSQL database that doesn’t really reference Boolean but rather TINYINT.
So, to have a default Boolean returns 0 or 1 in your MYSQL database do this
and to save a string as ‘false’ or ‘true’ do this.
This is not groundbreaking discovery it’s just a reminder not to go crazy when your Wappler Condition seems to not be doing the right thing.
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