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It occurred to me that we should probably check to see what happens if a checkbox already has it's own custom onclick/onchange event handling. I think we'd end up paving right over it. I thought to create that scenario locally to see if we should check for it and return early (before replacing the checkbox), but I ran out of time.

It occurred to me that we should probably check to see what happens if a checkbox already has it's own custom onclick/onchange event handling. I think we'd end up paving right over it. I thought to create that scenario locally to see if we should check for it and return early (before replacing the checkbox), but I ran out of time. Questions: - Is there wmf code with custom onClick handlers for checkboxes? - possible approaches to search: - Link for getPreferences search: https://codesearch.wmcloud.org/search/?q=function%20onGetPreferences&i=nope&files=&excludeFiles=&repos= - there doesn't seem to be a handy to do a logical `and` for files also containing 'check' on different lines; perhaps searching github would work better - traversing the dom on en wikipedia desktop preferences and trying to identify event handlers would be another approach - If so, how does our toggle code impact these handlers?

It occurred to me that we should probably check to see what happens if a checkbox already has it's own custom onclick/onchange event handling. I think we'd end up paving right over it. I thought to create that scenario locally to see if we should check for it and return early (before replacing the checkbox), but I ran out of time. Questions: - Is there wmf code with custom onClick handlers for checkboxes? - possible approaches to search: - Link for getPreferences search: https://codesearch.wmcloud.org/search/?q=function%20onGetPreferences&i=nope&files=&excludeFiles=&repos= - there doesn't seem to be a handy to do a logical `and` for files also containing 'check' on different lines; perhaps searching github would work better - traversing the dom on en wikipedia desktop preferences and trying to identify event handlers would be another approach - If so, how does our toggle code impact these handlers?