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KB0684021

Check the jQuery version using Console command (Chrome)


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Issue

Checking the jQuery version using Console command is useful for working on customized UI pages, CMS pages, or content blocks. This article provides a command to use in the Chrome Developer Tools Javascript console window to identify the version of the jQuery library.

Depending on the jQuery version specified, some javascript functions in the out of the box files do not run properly on a CMS page. 

You can use the following command to find out if there is a different version of the jQuery library being invoked on the CMS page.

Type this command in the Chrome Developer Tools Javascript console window to see what version of the jQuery is being used on this page: 

console.log(jQuery().jquery);

Use to compare the customized page against the out of the box page. 

In the Chrome Developer Tools Javascript console window, type the following command:  console.log(jQuery().jquery);


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