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Issue with jquery.1.7.1.js library remaining in file structure

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I followed this https://developers.hubspot.com/cms/guides/jquery/upgrade#advanced-troubleshooting to upgrade our jQuery version. However we have gotten a notice from the Compliance team for our client that the outdated 1.7.1.js library still exists on the server side. Is there a way for me to easily remove that?

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Issue with jquery.1.7.1.js library remaining in file structure

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Hi @DYunker,

 

You can disable HubSpot's jQuery from Content Settings > Content > Pages > Templates tab

Scroll down to the section "jQuery" and disable the boolean, as shown in the screenshot below:

GiantFocal_0-1723744650061.png

Best regards,

Abraham Ernesto

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Issue with jquery.1.7.1.js library remaining in file structure

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Hi @DYunker,

 

You can disable HubSpot's jQuery from Content Settings > Content > Pages > Templates tab

Scroll down to the section "jQuery" and disable the boolean, as shown in the screenshot below:

GiantFocal_0-1723744650061.png

Best regards,

Abraham Ernesto

Best regards,
Ernesto @ GiantFocal
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Marking it as the solution helps both the community and me - thanks in advance!
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Issue with jquery.1.7.1.js library remaining in file structure

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We're facing this as well, but even after disabling jQuery in Hubspot we're still seeing it on our website at <website>.com/hs/hsstatic/jquery-libs/static-1.1/jquery/jquery-1.7.1.js

 

Do you have any ideas as to what might be going on? Thank you!

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