Peter Buxton

I have found a workaround... but it's not ideal. Modify the following file: `/PATH_TO_YOUR_PYTHON_ENVIROMENT/site-packages/dash/_utils.py` lines 157-158 **Original:** ```python def __setitem__(self, key, val): if key in self.__dict__.get("_read_only", {}): raise AttributeError(self._read_only[key], key)...

Hi @alexcjohnson, Sorry for the delay. I needed to create a virtual OS to do some of the testing. We are using CentOS 7.5. Attached are the relevant files (both...

Hi Sebastian, We have a fairly well developed code for analyzing data from our experiments. Each experiment lasts just less than 1 second, then we have a 15 minutes down...

Hi @alexcjohnson, Your suggestion partially fixed this issue. With my apache settings (i.e. the `/etc/httpd/sites-enabled/site_name.conf` file) I needed to have `routes_pathname_prefix`, and `requests_pathname_prefix` set using `app.config.update`. If they were all...

In the [MDSplus debian bullseye Dockerfile, line 42](https://github.com/MDSplus/Docker/blob/720c147481afe26b8700c7f2db30a07cc8f909f2/builder/debian_bullseye-64/Dockerfile#L42C2-L42C13), I see that you are installing `default-jdk` this installs `openjdk 11.0.20` which is fine. However, on debian bookworm, `default-jdk` installs `openjdk 17.0.8`...

Update: Following an older issue #2560, doing: `make JAVASOURCE=8` works as expected.

Hi @nickmelnikov82, I'm still having this issue. Could you please explain what the fix was for the special CSS class? Thanks.

As a very temporary workaround you can choose the color of the dropdown by adding this custom css: ```css .Select div { background-color: #FFFFFF; } ```