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Background colors in SC Field

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I am running SC (v. 2.61) with FileMaker Server 9 on OS X 10.4.11.

I'm trying to add a background color to an SC field (specifically RGB color 208, 186, 113). I've followed the SuperContainer documentation, but cannot get the color to change in the field. Here's my SC container URL

"http://myserveripaddress:8009/SuperContainer/Files/idot_bridges/pdfs/" & IDOT Bridges::Structure Number

SC documentation states "this not a style parameter, but its own separate URL parameter."

But the examples that the documentation gives does nothing with the SC field color.

How does one change the background color?

Thanks in advance.

An example color change would be

http://localhost:8020/SuperContainer/Files?style=noapplet&background-color=rgb(10,10,255)

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Still not working for me. I put in the example that you provided and the noapplet style takes affect, but my background remains white. Does the noapplet style need to be applied for background colors to function?

Looks like a bug in SuperContainer in handling color formats, it's expecting a hex color without a leading "#". We'll fix it shortly, but for now you can use something like the following:

http://localhost:8020/SuperContainer/Files/test?background-color=336699

That is intersting. The url I posted is working on my deployment. What version of SuperContainer are you using? I am running 2.62.

EDIT: Ah, I spoke to Shmert and see what the issue was.

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