QSelect not honoring input_style argument

Loving JustPy! However, when I add an input_style argument to a QSelect it doesn’t honor the input style, it overrides it with the default color.

For example: jp.QSelect(input_style='color:#0088cc !important;text-decoration: underline dotted')

[knoxvilledatabase]

Right! There is no longer a need for Django REST, JustPy can communicate directly to the Django ORM on the backend without the need for AJAX/JSON/REST calls from the front end.

Just import your Django Project with:

sys.path.append('../path_to_project') os.environ.setdefault('DJANGO_SETTINGS_MODULE', 'settings') from django import setup setup()

Import your django models: from my_django_project.models import MyModel

Now JustPy can communicate directly to the Django ORM without the need for Django REST. Here is a simple class that changes a Django model without REST:

import justpy as jp

class ChangeDjangoModelFromJustPy(jp.QDiv):     def __init__(self, **kwargs):         super().__init__(**kwargs)         self.django_model = kwargs.get('django_model', None)         self.django_instance_id = kwargs.get('django_instance_id', None)         self.django_field_to_change = kwargs.get('django_field_to_change', None)         self.new_django_value_to_set = kwargs.get('new_django_value_to_set', None)         jp.QBtn(text=kwargs['button_text'], click=self.change_django_model, a=self)

    def change_django_model(self, msg, target):         kwargs={self.django_field_to_change: self.new_django_value_to_set}         self.django_model.objects.filter(id=self.django_instance_id).update(**kwargs)

ChangeDjangoModelFromJustPy(     django_model=MyModel,     django_instance_id=1,     django_field_to_change='enabled',     new_django_value_to_set=False,     button_text='Change Any Value on Any Field on Any Django Model with No REST API',     a=wherever_you_want, )

So elegant and powerful!

Credit for the JustPy Django integration goes to https://github.com/johnrtipton

[elimintz]

Beautiful! Thanks,