Hey @Limi a couple thoughts. Firstly, what's stopping your from editing the interface and adding the button back?
I assume the button was connected to an automation. When you look at the automation settings for that button, what do you see? (screenshot example below). This will give you hints on how it used to be setup so you can recreate it.

Hey @Limi a couple thoughts. Firstly, what's stopping your from editing the interface and adding the button back?
I assume the button was connected to an automation. When you look at the automation settings for that button, what do you see? (screenshot example below). This will give you hints on how it used to be setup so you can recreate it.

@Limi Another option would be to create a new interface with the type "form" for creating new rows. By default, it will have a "create" button which adds a new row. Then you can still use your current interface for editing the existing rows.



Steven Da Silva
System With Steve
Hi @Limi, I was experiencing the same issue, and it turned out to be caused by a deleted field in the interface form. Remove any fields that have been deleted from the base data, as the interface form blocks submission when a deleted field is still present.