How can I read specific data from a Webflow collection item using custom code in JavaScript, when there are multiple rows with repeated buttons on the page?

To read specific data from a Webflow collection item using custom code in JavaScript, you can follow these steps:

1. Assign a unique identifier to each button or element that corresponds to the specific data you want to read. You can do this by adding a custom attribute or a class with a unique identifier.

For example, you can add a custom attribute called `data-item-id` to each button, and set its value to the respective item's unique identifier. Your HTML might look like this:

```html
Read Data
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```

2. Add event listeners to the buttons (or elements) that trigger the data retrieval. In this case, you'll want to listen for the button click event.

```javascript
// Get a reference to all the buttons with the specified class
const buttons = document.querySelectorAll('.collection-button');

// Loop through each button and add a click event listener
buttons.forEach(button => {
button.addEventListener('click', () => {
// Retrieve the data-item-id value from the button's custom attribute
const itemId = button.getAttribute('data-item-id');

// Use the itemId to retrieve the specific data from the Webflow collection item// You can make an API call or access the data depending on your setup// For example, if you're using Webflow CMS API, you can make a request like this:fetch(\`<https://api.webflow.com/collections/{YourCollectionID}/items/${itemId}`>, {  method: 'GET',  headers: {    Authorization: 'Bearer {YourAPIKey}',  },})  .then(response => response.json())  .then(data => {    // Handle the retrieved data as desired    console.log(data);  })  .catch(error => {    // Handle errors    console.error(error);  });});

});
```

3. In the event listener, retrieve the value of the `data-item-id` attribute that you assigned to each button. This value uniquely identifies the corresponding collection item you want to read data from.

4. Use the unique identifier (`itemId`) to fetch the specific data from the Webflow collection item. You can make an API call to the Webflow CMS API using the Webflow API key and the item's unique identifier.

Note: Replace `{YourCollectionID}` with your actual collection ID and `{YourAPIKey}` with your Webflow API key.

5. Handle the retrieved data as desired within the event listener. You can log it to the console, display it on the page, or perform any other operations with it.

Remember to replace the `{YourCollectionID}` and `{YourAPIKey}` placeholders with your actual data. Additionally, the code assumes you are using the Webflow CMS API, so make sure you have the proper credentials and have enabled API access for your project.