Buttons inside combobox list

[ankigupta92]

Hello do we currently support multiple buttons within combobox list items? I want to provide a way for user to create new item and refresh the list to fetch the most recent items.
Scenario: If user doesn't find and audience they would want to create a new audience. The Create audience button will open a new tab and once the user is done creating they will have to come back to this list and click on Refresh list. Unfortunately we are unable to do an auto refresh so we need to provide manual refresh button

Create audience: I explored the existing Create menu item, however considering that we need a button instead of a quick create I explored adding it as a button.

I explored some options with the list items, would really appreciate some feedback on this approach

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Sorry, I don't know how to help with that.

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• Create item in list (updated: 02/28/2025, similarity score: 85%)
• Combobox vs. Button (updated: 09/13/2023, similarity score: 85%)
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[dosubot[bot]]

Paste's Combobox supports custom rendering of list items via the optionTemplate prop, so you can technically include multiple buttons inside a list item by returning custom JSX from that function cite. However, this isn't a documented or standard pattern in Paste, and there are no official examples of multiple buttons in a single list item cite.

If you go this route, be aware that adding interactive elements like buttons inside list items can introduce accessibility and keyboard navigation challenges. You'll need to ensure proper focus management and ARIA roles so users can navigate and interact with both the list and the buttons using a keyboard cite.

In summary: it's technically possible, but you'll need to handle accessibility details yourself. If you proceed, consider testing keyboard and screen reader interactions thoroughly. If you want feedback on a specific implementation, feel free to share your approach or code snippet!

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