How to add a button/hyperlink to each row of a single column in the kendo UI grid

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In our project already we have been using kendo UI grid. It contains one fixed column(account) and other are dynamic columns. and that grid contains no of rows. and when you do double click on any row of that column it will open another page to view/edit account information. we can save it or if we cancel it ,it will ho back to the grid.

now what i want is i want to add button/hyperlink for each row of fixed column(account) of that grid. when i click on button/hyperlink need to open one popup.
Need to do in the kendo UI grid angularjs.

Can somebody please suggest if any ideas?

What I have tried:

This is an example:
Kendo UI® Dojo by Progress[^]

FirstName column consider as fixed column. besined of first name i need a button.

Posted 25-Feb-22 9:28am

Sree(Member 12916318)

Updated 25-Feb-22 20:44pm

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Graeme_Grant 26-Feb-22 0:42am

Have you tried asking in the Telerik Kendo Forums[^]?

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Andre Oosthuizen · Answer 1 · 2022-02-25T20:44:00

Looking at the example code, this is quite easy to achieve.

Their code -

{
          field: "FirstName",
          template: "<a href=\\\#' class='zk'>#= FirstName #</a>"
        }

Your code should be, which I tested from their example and worked fine -

{
          field: "FirstName",
          template: "<a href='https://my_site_to_go_to.com' class='zk'>#= FirstName #</a>"
        }