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You don't mention if it is in the seat back or the seat bottom. The back is easier to fix. Remove the the panel that snaps in behind the back, hook a wire or a strong piece of thread thru the hole in the back of the button and work it through the cushion from its desired location pull it semi tight and wrap it around the closest spring. If you're working with thread, it must first be threaded through the cushion with a wire. If it is the bottom of the seat, the seat bust be removed for access to the back of the cushion and the springs.
