Saves them off as neither true nor false. We had two filters in Google Earth: true and false. This point showed up in neither category. The data type was a boolean in the database.
We were able to fix the value by opening the list of all features in the editor, toggling this boolean field, and saving again. So I guess something about the "list all" works where the "list one" doesn't. I think in the list all the field was edited as a checkbox instead of "true" or "false" text.
Saves them off as neither true nor false. We had two filters in Google Earth: true and false. This point showed up in neither category. The data type was a boolean in the database.
We were able to fix the value by opening the list of all features in the editor, toggling this boolean field, and saving again. So I guess something about the "list all" works where the "list one" doesn't. I think in the list all the field was edited as a checkbox instead of "true" or "false" text.