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Attempting to use color from database as the color row-level parameter for a button component and have found that only the (un-hyphened) description will actually assign the color to the button. eg: blue/pink/lime works, however, if attempting to use either rgb eg: #0054a6/#d6336c/#74b816 or blue-lt etc the component color remains white...
To Reproduce
List of steps to reproduce the behavior. Include the sql file you are using and the eventual relevant parts of your database schema
SELECT'button'AS component,
'pill'AS shape,
'lg'AS size;
SELECT Caption AS title,
Description AS tooltip,
'#74b816'AS color
FROM Screen;
Actual behavior
RGB color does not assign (nor does using gray-lt etc...), button color remains white
Only un-hyphened descriptive colors seem to work?
Expected behavior
Assign the RGB/hyphened color to the button.
Version information
OS: Windows 10
SQL Server 2019
SQLPage Version: 0.32.1
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Introduction
Attempting to use color from database as the
color
row-level parameter for a button component and have found that only the (un-hyphened) description will actually assign the color to the button. eg:blue
/pink
/lime
works, however, if attempting to use either rgb eg:#0054a6
/#d6336c
/#74b816
orblue-lt
etc the component color remains white...To Reproduce
List of steps to reproduce the behavior. Include the sql file you are using and the eventual relevant parts of your database schema
Actual behavior
RGB color does not assign (nor does using
gray-lt
etc...), button color remains whiteOnly un-hyphened descriptive colors seem to work?
Expected behavior
Assign the RGB/hyphened color to the button.
Version information
(edit for spelling))
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: