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Fix Explore button not working #3720

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Issue appears only in master.

When jQuery was upgraded to v3, the Explore button stopped working in a dataset page.

This PR fixes that.

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Ready for review.

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wardi commented Jul 25, 2017

check if the hover effect still works

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@smotornyuk I checked this one, and the hover effect works, meaning the cursor changes on button hover.

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wardi commented Jul 26, 2017

There's also some a11y issue with tags missing an href. Something about screen readers not seeing them as proper links.

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@wardi Now when I think better about this one, it doesn't make sense to me to use an <a> HTML tag for this one, since it's a dropdown toggle, and not an actual link that you can navigate to.

I suggest to change it to use <button> instead. I tested it and it works.

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@smotornyuk smotornyuk merged commit 81df5d5 into ckan:master Jul 27, 2017
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