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Going through your code and the DOM snapshot, I deduce that you are looking for this DOM component: DOM snapshot

In which case, the code you wrote is just opposite. You have first access the iframe and then you can access the elements inside of it (which you did the opposite way)

Refactored your code to align with the DOM:

The classes prop in MUI gives you access to the CSS Rule Names for a component. When you're using this prop, check the API spec for that component. The CSS Rule Names are at the bottom of the page.

https://mui.com/api/text-field/#css

For this component, there is only 1 rule available (root), so this will (I think) have the same effect as just using className.

What you probably want to do is use the InputProps prop instead. The Input component has way more CSS Rules you can target: https://mui.com/api/input/#css

So, I think you probably want to do this:

A script tag's language can be specified via the type attribute, although today you will rarely see any other language being used, thus by default JS is the default language used to execute scripts.

To understand where that text is coming from let's examine the script between the tags:

I think you missed one key aspect of the launchpad.

"launched from launchpad" could mean:

1. It is opening a new tab - standalone -> no need to mention launchpad in the question.
2. Staying in the same tab - standard/desired setup.

If (1) and you try to load the launchpad theme in your 1.90.0 app. Make sure the ui5 version match exactly.

"parameters could not be found" Could indicate your Theme was create for an older UI5 version.

Possible solutions:

• You could generate a theme, matching the standalone ui5 version upload it into an own BSP.
• You can ignore the error, there may be some ui-glitches.

In any case 404 errors indicate also that you didn't link the theme correct in the first place.

If (2), then your index.html is never called. UI5 is starting from the component.js. Hence all your bootstrapping there dosen't count.

In this case index.html is only the playground for local development.

For the shell, this is already in place. I'm not sure why you want to load it again.

The problem is you need to link your CSS file just before the closing head tag ! All because of specificity rule of CSS ! Try this

HTML

I found the issue. The version of the standard Fiori app is using SAPUI5 1.28.5 where columns aggregation is still part of sap.m.List but deprecated. Also, the GW before the upgrade had the SAPUI5 version of 1.52 which still had columns listed as aggregation of List. That's why the app was working before but the upgraded GW SAPUI5 version is 1.71.24 where columns aggregation doesn't exist, hence the NOT FOUND error.

Because the XML is part of the standard code, I won't be able to modify the XML to replace columns with Table.

We had created a ticket with SAP and they said they will have to fix it for us.

Your styled-component styles is overridden by the default JSS styles. By default, JSS styles is injected at the bottom of the (higher CSS specificity). You can tell MUI to override JSS styles by putting your component tree inside . See controlling priority.

This seems like the same issue as this one on the GitHub issue tracker:

The solution should be to delete node_modules and package-lock.json and reinstall.

Don't extend interface, change it to: