I solved it by altering my SQL statement to return a 'true' or 'false' value:
CASE WHEN c.varstatement='False' THEN 'false' ELSE 'true' END as
varstatement
Thanks!
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field name=varstatement column=varstatement /
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field name=kvk column=KVK /
field name=varstatement column=varstatement /
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, but the varstatement value
remains false even though in the DB it is true..
On top of that I have successfully used the boolean fieldtype for other
fields as well...
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the boolean fieldtype for other
fields as well...
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