I can certainly use a 'oneof' datatype for a UDF in a StackScript, but it would be cleaner for me to have an option of of a checkbox in UDF. Something like this would be perfect:

<UDF NAME="sillyquestion" LABEL="Does Linode rock?" default="TRUE">

By specifying a default of "TRUE" or "FALSE" in all caps, it could display a checkbox with a check for TRUE and no check for FALSE. Then, from bash you could do:

if [ "${SILLYQUESTION}" != "TRUE" ];
  slap_user_in_face 
fi

Just thinking out loud...

<... oneOf="TRUE,FALSE" default="TRUE"> accomplishes the same thing. I don't see the point...

-Chris

In my experience, boolean options in HTML are represented as checkboxes, not as dropdowns. Functionally, they are the same, but a non-developer user will understand a checkbox better than they would a dropdown with True,False.

OK, I appreciate your input, but I'm not going to fix this.

-Chris

Cool - for the record, there's nothing to fix - it's purely an enhancement. I'll clarify in the subject whether it's a feature request or a bug report in the future.

Justin