Use label's 'for' attribute rather than prev() when building t3onoff #515
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PS ... if I'm supposed to raise PR's against a different branch, just let me know, I'll redo the PR. |
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Is there still a chance to get this PR merged. It is waiting several years and every time we get an update we have to patch this manually for this to work with the Fabrik Framework. |
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As-is, the code breaks any on/off radio fieldset that doesn't have the input before the label. This change uses the 'for' attribute of the label to find the input, rather than relying on the DOM structure using prev().
Note that the existing code already does this in the listener on line 36, so already assumes there is a 'for' property.