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// The following unlikely looking code looks for 'page quality'
// (radio) buttons on the current page and, if found, registers
// a callback (/closure?) for selection of each one found which
// simply populates the change summary field with a comment,
// containing the title of the last radio button chosen.
//
// This effectively reconstructs the behaviour of the old
// javascript ProofReadPage extension prior to the deployment
// of wmf version 1.23wmf5 (e602d2d).
//Fixed in 1.23wmf6 (cc018cb). See
// [//en.wikisource.org/w/index.php?title=Wikisource:Scriptorium&diff=4689290&oldid=4688163]
//var SummaryNode = document.getElementById('wpSummary');
//var Inputs = document.getElementsByTagName('input');
//for (var N = Inputs.length - 1; N >= 0; N--) {
// if (Inputs[N].getAttribute('name')=='wpQuality') {
// Inputs[N].onclick = (function(summary) {
// return function() {
// SummaryNode.value = summary;
// return true;
// };
// })( "/* "+Inputs[N].title+" */" );
// }
//}