How can I have buttons in all row of a data_editor column in streamlit?

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Hi developers!
Hope you are well.
I am trying to develop a solution to click on buttons present in every row of a column so that I can perform certain operation using the information present in that row.
But I am finding this difficult to do. If anyone knows how to achieve this, please let me know how to do.
Thank you.

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Hi @thisisbhupendrasingh

Perhaps you can try assigning a unique key to each button. Here’s a starter code that you can adapt for your use case.

button1 = st.button(“This is button 1”, key=“btn1”)
button2 = st.button(“This is button 2”, key=“btn2”)

Then, you can also have another button that calls a callback function that switches the session state value corresponding to the buttons defined earlier by the button’s key (which also serves as a session state variable).

def click_all:
   st.session_state.btn1 = True
   st.session_state.btn2 = True
   
button_status = st.button(“Click all buttons”, on_click=click_all)

More info on Session states in the Docs page:

Hope this helps!

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Thank you for your respose. Actually, I want this kind of result:
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Yes exactly, the approach mentioned earlier could achieve this, where buttons have their own unique ID and as such could be called upon to perform unique operations when clicked on.

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Hi, have you found any solution? I need to do such thing

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I have not been able to put buttons in a streamlit dataframe as it does not support buttons in a cell. But alternatively you can use ag-grid which supports this. You also make use of st.container() and putting st.buttons() inside it with their unique keys.

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