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Joon_Park
Joon_Park
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What is the HTML value for Boolean fields?

  • March 13, 2017
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Hey Marketo Nation!

We have a HTML form (with our branding guidelines) that we submit via JavaScript using the Forms API.

We have two Fields we created called 'Relocation' and 'UScitizen' that are of type Boolean.

I add the values to the form using .addHiddenField() method of the Forms API, but I can't get to persist our Boolean Fields (Relocation and UScitizen).

What value do Boolean type Fields accept? We've tried "yes, no", "Yes, No", "true, false", "True, False", true, false (JavaScript boolean values instead of strings).

Thanks in advance!

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Best answer by SanfordWhiteman

Use JS strings "yes" and "no".

The method is .addHiddenFields btw (maybe that was just a typo).

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SanfordWhiteman
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March 13, 2017

Use JS strings "yes" and "no".

The method is .addHiddenFields btw (maybe that was just a typo).

    Joon_Park
    Joon_ParkAuthor
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    March 13, 2017

    I was sending the wrong keys (case-sensitive) ....thanks!

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