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• MadMax76 Posts: 149Questions: 33Answers: 1

  October 2021

  additional question: I am trying to change the mouse pointer to cursor: 'pointer'; therefore I would have to add a class, but I also have a classname pointing at the "td.editor-edit" - how can I get both?
• allan Posts: 61,972Questions: 1Answers: 10,160 Site admin

  October 2021 Answer ✓

  Hi Max,

  $('#chat').on('click', 'td.editor-edit', function (e, dt, node, config) {
      e.preventDefault();
      var row = table.row( this.parentNode ).data();
  
      editor_chat2
          .create( )
          .title ('Antworten')
          .buttons ('senden')
          .set( 'chat_antwortauf', row.chat_antwortauf)
      } );
  

  should do it. You might need to change the row.chat_antwortauf depending on where the value is that you actually want to set. I've assumed your row is an object of data with a chat_antwortauf property.

  I am trying to change the mouse pointer to cursor: 'pointer'; therefore I would have to add a class, but I also have a classname pointing at the "td.editor-edit" - how can I get both?

  td.editor-edit {
    cursor: pointer;
  }
  

  in your CSS should do it.

  Allan
• MadMax76 Posts: 149Questions: 33Answers: 1

  October 2021

  Thanks!