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Buttons: Check data exists before toggle #40945

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Before toggling, it’s a good practice to check if the data exists because the closest method might not find the element in some weird scenarios. This helps prevent errors.

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Thanks for the PR, @MohamadSalman11! Could you add some unit tests to the JS modifications? Ideally, these tests would demonstrate the previous configuration where the issue occurred and confirm that the updated code resolves it.

@julien-deramond julien-deramond changed the title Check data exists before toggle Buttons: Check data exists before toggle Oct 14, 2024
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