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I have a very simple and quick question that I cannot find the solution for after about an hour of Googling.

I have a jQuery UI dialog that has a list of rows in a table. They represent entries in a database, and are selectable (checkboxes).

In the bottom bar of the dialog, I want to add a couple of custom items in - NOT the buttons that the documentation mention, but instead a dropdown box so users can select where they want selected entries moved to, and then click a button to submit the form.

How can I customise the content in the dialog footer/button bar?

George
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    Are you using buttons and want to extend it with extra stuff on top of the buttons, or do you want to leverage the layout the button bar gives you, but aren't actually using buttons? You could hook into the div with the `open` method. I can give you an example if I know better what you're looking for. – Seth Jun 01 '11 at 14:48
  • Hi Seth. Thanks for the reply. Your second option - I want to basically hook onto the layout "button bar" and put in my own content, without having to specify any buttons in the Javascript... An example would be excellent if you wouldn't mind sharing. Thanks again. – George Jun 01 '11 at 15:04
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    Then please provide some code on what you've already tried – Ortiga Jun 01 '11 at 16:21
  • Not to worry now, I've solved the problem a different way. Thanks for your time though. – George Jun 01 '11 at 19:52

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