Browse Form color row

[vanman]

Thanks

Ok so if the condition is being met in the JS where do you suggest I start to troubleshoot?

Paul

[kev1n]

$s1 = "IF(dle_ent_date BETWEEN '$today' AND '$days6', CONCAT('<div class=\"$green\">', ";
$s2 = ",'</div>'), IF(dle_ent_date BETWEEN '$days7' AND '$days13', CONCAT('<div class=\"$orange\">', ";
$s3 = ",'</div>'),";
$s4 = ")) ";

<div> will create a child element within the cell. Therefore you'll need to apply the new style to the child elements es well.

Instead of

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$("div[id^='nucell_" + row + "']").css("background-color", "#008000");

Write

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    const cells = $("div[id^='nucell_" + row + "']");
    cells.addClass('red');
    cells.children().addClass('red');

In the code above, I added a class instead of inline css, which looks like

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.red {
   background-color: red !important;
   color: #ffffff;
}

[vanman]

Thank You

[plata]

Hi,

I tried a slightly altered version of Kev1n's code from this thread and some of my rows get the wrong background-color.
My JS skills are basically non-existent so i have no idea what is wrong.

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Additional observation: when sorting in the browse form by the column used in the condition in ascending order all rows get the conditional background-color applied.
When sorting in descending order all background-colors are correct.

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I tested with firefox and qutebrowser (QtWebEngine).
Any ideas ?

[kev1n]

Give this a go:

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function rowYellow() {
  $('[data-nu-column="1"]').each(function () {
    const cell = $(this);
    const row = cell.attr("data-nu-row");
    if (cell.html() === "0") {
      $('[data-nu-row="' + row + '"]').css("background-color", "#FFE9A5");
    }
  });
}

if (nuFormType() === 'browse') {
  rowYellow();
}

[plata]

Awesome, thanks.
You're the best