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• tombeuckelaere Posts: 2Questions: 1Answers: 0

  September 2016

  I wish to do the same, is there a solution?
• allan Posts: 63,540Questions: 1Answers: 10,476 Site admin

  September 2016

  Hi,

  If you are using the create button (etc) you can use formButtons option of that button type to define the buttons you want to display. For example:

  $('#myTable').DataTable( {
      buttons: [
          {
              extend: 'create',
              editor: myEditor,
              formButtons: {
                  label: 'Save',
                  fn: function () { this.submit(); },
                  className: 'btn btn-default'
              }
          }
      ]
  } );
  

  The formButtons object it passed into buttons() which defaults what values it can take. It appears the fact that you can set a className parameter is missing from that documentation at the moment - sorry! I'll correct that forthwith!

  Regards,
  Allan
• bsuk Posts: 92Questions: 26Answers: 2

  April 2017

  Thanks Allan, but that doesn't seem to be working.
  I just get the standard "confirm" button when I apply that code.
  Are there any additional steps that I could be missing?
• allan Posts: 63,540Questions: 1Answers: 10,476 Site admin

  April 2017

  Hi,

  Did you update the className to be btn btn-success? Also, if you right click on the button and select "Inspect" does it show the class or not?

  If it isn't there, could you show me your full Editor code, or give me a link to the page please?

  Thanks,
  Allan