Hello Ruben

Thank you for reaching out to us.

I just tested this, and I didn't have to remove anything after ||, and the link still worked. You can always replace all that in the edit modal, and just paste the URL.

I will forward this to our developers, so they can look into a possible solution in the future.

Hi again Ruben

The code is there, because you have the option to add a custom class to the button, so you can style it through wpDataTables settings.

However, I don't need to remove anything after || in order for the link to work. Here are the steps in a new table:

1. Created a URL Link column with link displayed as a button:

2. Entered a value:

3. Saved

4. When editing the value, again, the code is there, but your initial comment said that the link would not work unless you remove ||<button class="">Click here</button>. But that works - Check the attached recording.

It also works if I change the URL to something else (I did not record that part, but it does work). It seems like you are missing <button and </button> from there, though.

Can you provide me a temporary wp-admin (administrator) user for your website, so I can take a look?

Please note that this is a public ticket, so make sure to enable the PRIVATE response.

Hi again Ruben

I may have not taken a screenshot of it, but I did mention that the code is there:

When editing the value, again, the code is there

So, it shows the full URL followed by ||<button class="">Click here</button>

That's the default behavior of the plugin since you're enabling the button, and the button's code needs to be there. If you don't touch this code, the link is still going to work fine.