Empty default yes/no state is read as "no"

[tim12333]

This is not a bug. An empty (null or undefined is the technical term) yes/no value evaluates to no.

This is also the same with programming languages such as JavaScript. A value that is null or undefined is equal to false or “no”

@keith has a great video to help clear up some confusion around Boolean values, if you’re interested.

Video: Working with Booleans (yes/no values) in Bubble - Are YOU Cool with Boole?

I see a lot of confusion related to our good friend (and one of the most simple, but powerful datatypes) the “yes/no” data type. I made this video that covers many topics including the various UI elements for interacting with Booleans – including how to make custom checkboxes (it’s easier than you think) – and the Bubble way to negate (invert) a Boolean. Find it here: [Booleans in Bubble - Yes/No Data Type - Are You Cool with Boole?] The thread that inspired me to do this is here…