Andrew Schofield

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This code worked for me: ``` from streamlit_elements_fluence import elements, mui, html, sync, dashboard import streamlit as st st.title("Test") columns = [ {"field": "id", "headerName": "ID", "width": 70}, {"field": "firstName",...

Not sure how to do that or even if it's possible with the python interface. In our application, the user selects a row and then presses one of the buttons...

It's part of a large application so it is difficult to share. But basically, you set a selection callback on the datagrid: ``` mui.DataGridPro( columns=columns, rows=rows, checkboxSelection=False, disableSelectionOnClick=False, onSelectionModelChange=_handle_select, ......