You are checking it as a string, which it is not. Thats why it is not doing what you expect it to do.
Add a new condition making sure to select the boolean condition option.
Don’t have access to n8n right now to make a screenshot. Hope it is clear enough to find the mistake.
Makes sense @BramKn, that solved the problem!
Thank you so much.
Just a side question…
I’ve always thought of Boolean as something like: “Me” AND “You” NOT (“Them” OR “Us”)
Is that something that applies here ever?
Not completely sure what you mean by that.
A boolean is true / false.
Or also 0 / 1 (or anything other than 0 actually)
You can also add booleans together to create a combined boolean. I think that is what you are referring to.
So a statement A AND statement B are true if they are both true.
If the statement is A OR B it would be true if one of the 2 is true.
When combining more than 2 you need () to group them together.
If you want to readup about it, check out Set Theory.