hi there, I noticed that when I use the IS_NOT_EMPTY() validator on a boolean field (i.e. a form checkbox) that it will not allow me to submit the form with this field as "not checked" / "unticked". In my opinion, this is a wrong interpretation of what is an empty value, since a checkbox can only represent True or False and therefore it's never empty. The consequence of using this behaviour for the IS_NOT_EMPTY*() validator is that we are forcing users to choose True on a widget that is meant to provide a boolean choice between True OR False, so the whole purpose of this user interface widget, is lost. I only tested this with SQLFORM.factory() though.
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