Working with Boolean fields in Bubble
Learn how to effectively use Boolean fields in Bubble to optimize your database management. Improve your app's efficiency and user experience with the simple but versatile Boolean field.
Often, you’d run into a situation where you need a unique value for each user. The method to check that a value is unique can be extended to various situations. It can be a username, slug or anything else.
To explain how you can let a user set a unique username for them.
Editor - https://bubble.io/page?type=page&name=slug&id=nocodeassistant-tutorials&tab=tabs-1
Preview - https://nocodeassistant-tutorials.bubbleapps.io/version-test/slug
I’ve placed a repeating group to search and display the user’s details. And on the right, I’ve set up input to type a new username. Upon selecting a user on the left, their details will be displayed in the User Info group on the right.
When we click on the button Set, I set up two workflows to check the validity of the new username. The username/slug details are stored in the User data type for each user.
To check if the username is unique, I search for Users with constraint as Slug=Input’s value. If the count is 0, the username is unique, and I can display a success message.



If the count > 0, another user has already taken the username/slug, and it is not valid.

I then display an error message to the user to try a new username.
Editor - https://bubble.io/page?type=page&name=slug&id=nocodeassistant-tutorials&tab=tabs-1
Preview - https://nocodeassistant-tutorials.bubbleapps.io/version-test/slug
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