[Anonymous]

Thanks! Looking forward for this cahnge and meanwhile we have applied the workaround.

[Anonymous]

QuickApps do not offer a property to disable jQuery included. I will log an enhancement request for this. In the meantime, as a workaround, users could rename the jQuery file included with QuickApps on each Web Front-end server so to diable the version we loaded. Or make it a blank file so there is no JavaScript loading error. The file can be found at SharePoint Template/Layouts/QuestSoftware/jQuery folder on the WFE server.

[Anonymous]

Hi,

Is it possible to see which "enhancement requests" you will take into production and which releae they will be available?

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[Anonymous]

We have entered TFS#332983 to track this enhancement request.

[Anonymous]

Please add us to the list for this enhancement request.  In the meantime, trying the suggested work around.  Thx.

[Anonymous]

Hi,

In our master page we are already loading our jQuery library and when adding some of the QuickApps Web Parts on a page we can see that an additional jQuery is loaded and is can make things to break. Is there a way to disable the load of the jQuery via a web.config setting or possibly via web part properties?

We have some other 3rd pary web parts and they allow to disable thir jQuery load via web part properties.

[Anonymous]

Did the suggested workaround resolve your issue?

[John Varner]

I still experience this issue where qlistview is calling jquery eventhough my master page is already calling it. Is there anyway to disable it within qlistview? I don’t have access to the farm so need a solution I can do is a site collection admin via qlistview or script to disable the second jquery load? This thread seems 4 years old. Surely by now this has been included as an enhancement?

[Deepak Tyagi]

Hi John,

I am hoping that your query has been resolved.

Thanks

Deepak

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