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• kthorngren Posts: 21,983Questions: 26Answers: 5,077

  May 24

  It is possible. Use cell().node() to get the td then use jQuery or Javascript methods to parse the button to get the plus or minus status. If you need specific help with this then please provide a simple test case showing how the buttons are built into HTML so we can offer more specific suggestions.

  Kevin
• Hildeb67 Posts: 85Questions: 23Answers: 1

  May 24

  a test case is not possible to create because it is an online project
  this is how the button is triggered

          tablefzg.on('click', 'button', function (e) { 
              var action = this.className;
  
              if (action=='GetFZG'){                                                  
                  if (this.innerHTML == '-') {
                      this.innerHTML = "+";                   
                      this.style.backgroundColor = '#F0F0F0';     
                       
                  } else if (this.innerHTML == '+') {               
                      this.innerHTML = "-";                                           
                      this.style.backgroundColor = '#60c724';                         
                  }
              }
          })  
  

  Are there any examples of this?

  Chris
• kthorngren Posts: 21,983Questions: 26Answers: 5,077

  May 24

  Does that code work?

  The best thing to do is to start with this template:
  https://live.datatables.net/

  Refactor the template to show the buttons in the first column. Add your click event handler and provide details of what isn't working and what you want the event handler to do.

  This will allow us to see exactly what you have and what isn't working so we can offer specific suggestions.

  Kevin
• Hildeb67 Posts: 85Questions: 23Answers: 1

  9:12AM

  Kevin I wrote you a private email
• kthorngren Posts: 21,983Questions: 26Answers: 5,077

  1:07PM Answer ✓

  I copied this code into the console of your page:

  let fzgTable = $('#fzg').DataTable();
  
  fzgTable.on('click', 'tbody tr td input.GetKM', function () {
      let row = $(this).closest('tr');
      let button = $('button.GetFZG', fzgTable.cell( row.index(), 4 ).node());
      alert( 'Button has: ' + $(button).html() );
  });
  

  This seems to work.

  Kevin
• Hildeb67 Posts: 85Questions: 23Answers: 1

  2:59PM

  Great Kevin, thank you very much, that works