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`wmf.setInteractionHandler(interactionHandler)` `interactionHandler ` would be a function that takes a dictionary with `{action: "link", href: "/wiki/otherpage"}` where action is the type of action performed, and other keys in that dictionary are information related to the action. Other examples would be `{action: "edit_section", section_id: 0}` and `{action: "reference", reference_id: "id2", adjacent_reference_ids: ["id1", "id2", "id3"]}` When the user interacts with the page, the `interactionHandler` is called with the appropriate information.

==Background Apps need to know information about any user interaction on the mobile-html article page so it can respond appropriately ==How Add `wmf.setInteractionHandler(interactionHandler)` to the JS bridge `interactionHandler` would be a function that takes a dictionary with a required `action` property that indicates what action was taken. Any other properties are the user information for that action. For example, tapping a link would produce `{action: "link", href: "/wiki/otherpage"}`. Other examples would be `{action: "edit_section", section_id: 0}` and `{action: "reference", reference_id: "id2", adjacent_reference_ids: ["id1", "id2", "id3"]}`. When the user interacts with the page, the `interactionHandler` is called with the appropriate information.

`wmf.setInteractionHandler(interactionHandler)`==Background Apps need to know information about any user interaction on the mobile-html article page so it can respond appropriately `interactionHandler ` would be a function that takes a dictionary with `{action: "link", href: "/wiki/otherpage"}` where action is the type of action performed, and other keys in that dictionary are information related to the action. Other examples would be `{action: "edit_section", section_id: 0}` and `{action: "reference", reference_id: "id2", adjacent_reference_ids: ["id1", "id2", "id3"]}`==How Add `wmf.setInteractionHandler(interactionHandler)` to the JS bridge `interactionHandler` would be a function that takes a dictionary with a required `action` property that indicates what action was taken. Any other properties are the user information for that action. For example, tapping a link would produce `{action: "link", href: "/wiki/otherpage"}`. Other examples would be `{action: "edit_section", section_id: 0}` and `{action: "reference", reference_id: "id2", adjacent_reference_ids: ["id1", "id2", "id3"]}`. When the user interacts with the page, the `interactionHandler` is called with the appropriate information.