$CQ is not defined in <div class="target parbase"> after update AEM 6.3-6.5

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April 23, 2020
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Hello, Adobe Community

We're in the process of migration AEM from 6.3 to 6.5. We've made first steps and now we have the problem with loading pages which have target areas:

And the error is: Uncaught ReferenceError: $CQ is not defined.

Could you please suggest what's the problem can be?

Thanks.

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Best answer by shregupt1

This issue was reported to the AEM engineering team.

The solution provided was to add cq.shared dependency on "/etc/clientlibs/foundation/main".

Check if this helps. Also I would suggest you to recompile all JSPs, invalidate Cache and rebuild the clientlibs.

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thomasm46556898

New Participant

I tried the solution above, but can't find /etc/clientlibs/foundation.

Also, can you provide information on what property name/value has to be added for the dependency, and how to recompile the JSPs/Invalidate Cache/Rebuild clientlibs if possible?

RashidJorvee

New Participant

You could rebuild and invalidate the client libraries from this console >> http://localhost:4502/libs/granite/ui/content/dumplibs.rebuild.html

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shregupt1Accepted solution

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This issue was reported to the AEM engineering team.

The solution provided was to add cq.shared dependency on "/etc/clientlibs/foundation/main".

Check if this helps. Also I would suggest you to recompile all JSPs, invalidate Cache and rebuild the clientlibs.

arturl43391132Author

New Participant

Hi, @shregupt1
Thank you very much. We added this dependency to some other targeting clientlib, dropped cache and it helped.

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