Browse screen colouring from related field

I’ve got an odd problem with a Lightswitch screen. My application has a ProjectEvents entity, which is related to a Roles entity, which in turn is related to a RoleGroups entity. The RoleGroups entity has a field of BackgroundColour which holds a hex colour
value. I’m trying to colour in the items in a ProjectEvents browse screen based on this value. The code I’ve got so far is:
myapp.BrowseProjectEventsSet.rows_postRender = function (element, contentItem) {
// Write code here.
$(element).css("background", contentItem.value.Role.RoleGroup.BackgroundColour);
$(element).css("color", contentItem.value.Role.RoleGroup.FontColour);
When I navigate to the BrowseProjectEventsSet screen, I find that this hasn’t worked. If I navigate to another screen (even one that isn’t related to the above entities) and back again, I find that it has worked. Is this something to do with the order that
things are being rendered or something like that? Any help would be greatly appreciated.

Hi,
please add to your code something like
$(element).closest("tr").css("Background",....
I'm not sure that "tr" is the right letters, could be also td or so. I'm not very familiar with html code.
Hope thi shelps
Thomas

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after using a 16GB Touchpad I recently received a 32GB version. From the beginning on I noticed a huge difference in the screen colour of the two pads. While I would consider the 16GB version neutral, the 32GB version has a much more yellow / orange tint. I noticed this even without putting the two pads side to side. Doing so results even in a much more obvious difference.
Are there explanations for this? Or even better: solutions? Any chance to adjust the colour temperature so that I could try to achieve a better colour balance on the 32GB pad?
Post relates to: HP TouchPad (WiFi)

Thank you very much for your reply. Interesting to hear, as it is discussed in some forums (e.g. precentral.net) whether HP used screens from different manufacturers.
As I explained the difference between my two devices is pretty obvious. I guess I will figure out how complicated a replacement might get due to the firesale implications.
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