Search

Use field().val() to get the value of a field in your callback function. You might also be interested in this example which shows how a duplicate / clone button could be made (albeit outside of the Editor form). Allan

Sorry, I misunderstood. If you are using Editor you will want to create a [field type plugin]. I did something similar using Bootstrap Toggle. See if this thread helps. Kevin

Hi @misteam , You can do something like this here. This is changing the office in an edit form, but you can do something similar for your select. Cheers, Colin

The label is what's displayed on the form during editing so the user knows what the field is - it only makes sense to have a single label. What's the use case for two?

data: 'id' , className: 'text-left' } ], select: true, buttons: [ { extend: 'create',

columns: ':not(:nth-child(35)):not(:nth-child(36)):not(:nth-child(37)):not(:nth-child(38)):not(:nth-child(39))', editor: editor }, select: false, buttons: []//, /* "createdRow": function

I added a separator option to the select2 integration plug-in for exactly this sort of thing. You can add separator: ',' to get and set a list of comma separated values for the field. Allan

same apart from some field names and types. What

form. If you just select the class DTE_Processing_Indicator the

Editor to build its SELECT against that. Regards, Allan