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<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8" ?> <dt-api library="Buttons"> <name>button().disable()</name> <summary>Disable the selected buttons</summary> <since>1.0.0</since> <type type="function"> <signature>buttons().disable()</signature> <returns type="DataTables.Api"> DataTables API instance with the selected button in the result set, available for chaining further operations on the button. </returns> <description> Disable the selected buttons. </description> </type> <description> It can often be useful to enable and disable a button based on some external logic. A common example is an editing button that is disabled when no rows are selected in a table. When a button is disabled its visual appearance is updated to show its deactivated status (this is done by adding the class `-string disabled` to the button element). Additionally, when a disabled button is clicked on (or otherwise activated by the keyboard or `b-api button().trigger()`) the button's action is not executed. This method can be used to dynamically disable a single button. Unlike its counterpart method, `b-api button().enable()`, this method cannot be used to both enable and disable a button, it can only be used to disable. </description> <example title="Disable button index 2-1"><![CDATA[ var table = $('#myTable').DataTable(); table.button( '2-1' ).disable(); ]]></example> <example title="Set enabled state on a logic condition"><![CDATA[ var table = $('#myTable').DataTable(); if ( table.rows( { selected: true } ).indexes().length === 0 ) { table.button( 'edit:name' ).disable(); } else { table.button( 'edit:name' ).enable(); } ]]></example> </dt-api>