Problem with true value in frontmatter

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Hello, I have a strange problem, I use a frontmatter value of true
here is an example
url: postgresql/2015/01/27/-Anyone-using-the-Activate-persistence-framework.html
myurl: postgresql/2015/01/27/-Anyone-using-the-Activate-persistence-framework.html
nickname: shinobi
noindex: true
For some reason this does work
{{ $paginator := .Paginate (where .Data.Pages “Params.noindex” “true” ) }}
or this
{{ $paginator := .Paginate (where .Data.Pages “Params.noindex” true )}}
but when I change my front matter to
nickname: shinobi
noindex: "true"
it does work, is this a bug?

3

Looks like 0.13 by the paginator.

And it looks like true/false is treated as a string, which it is when the Go parser is finished with it.

Bug? Maybe. But what to do with the string “true”? I would call it a bug if this was a result of another func that returns bool.

I would just work around this by using 0 and 1 as bools.

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If you do a print "#v" .Params, you should see thatnoindex = "true"is stored as a string.noindex = true` doesn’t look like it is. That’s a guess because in one instance it’s printed with quotes and in another it is not.

I tried with noindex = 0 and {{ $paginator := .Paginate (where .Data.Pages "Params.noindex" 0 ) }} and couldn’t get it working, either. This is with 0.14 from yesterday’s spf13/master.

5

@tatsushid is the expert in this area.

6

I tested this with 0.13 and 0.14