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# Buttons
When Adding a new button, you need have your form created and saved, therefore you will click on **#1**** Buttons** tab. If you have buttons existing for the specific for, they will then be displayed in a grid form in the **Buttons** section. Therefore click on the **#1** **Add new** Button.
The form to add a new button will then be displayed, where the field in **#1** is the button **lable**, **#2** is the **sort Index** which allows you to place your buttons in a specific order, **#3** is the **Name** of the Button you are creating, **#4** is the fuction which will be triggered from your JavaScript when the button is clicked on, **#5** is the name of the **Entity** of the form your button will be in. On the **#6** field is the prepopulated Form name, which you are trying to created the button in.
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