Hi @3PETE I'm generally curious why hubspot does not include booleans as a defualt property type. They are much more effecient than strings and make developer's lives a lot easier espeically when dealing with workflows and other things that use any sort of logic. It feels so wasteful to have to use so many string based enumations when they could just be simple booleans. If hubspot is meant to be a robust, user friendly solution for businesses it seems like a pretty basic thing to include. Is there a reason they aren't included?
Hey,
I have a similar issue.
I am now implementing the GDPR field in your system on our forms.
The type of the field ,by default, is a checkbox that gets TRUE/FALSE (boolean value).
I am sending the fields values through the API as an object. I see the object passing form my side through a pnp page on the Chrome in Devtools XHR tab. but the data doesn't pass to the hubspot database. all the other fields are passing. they are strings not boolean. only the checkbox boolean value doesn't pass.
What is the correct way to pass the boolean value to the hubspot database?
@EdcoPeter A property type cannot be added. Another possibility would be to use a Radio Button type that only has two options “True” and “False” This would maintain better consistency of a value only being either or
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