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In product detail page I got below error in browser console at app/code/Magento/PageCache/view/frontend/web/js/page-cache.js

TypeError: element.prop is not a function

.prop('href', element.prop('src'))

here I found one fix, but after that one new error appear that is

Error: Permission denied to access property "document" in http://domainname/pub/static/frontend/Vendor/theme/en_US/jquery.js

note: In luma theme product detail page works fine without any fix in page-cache.js

can anyone have an idea about root cause of the problem?

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Reset to default
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As the other answers are making changes to vendor and pub/static files:

Copy this file into your theme:

/vendor/magento/module-page-cache/view/frontend/web/js/page-cache.js

And change

.prop('href', element.prop('src'))

To

.prop('href', $(element).prop('src'))

You may need to clear browser and Magento cache. And possibly deploy static content depending on your workflow.

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    This is the proper solution.
    – codestr
    Sep 28, 2017 at 15:23
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Ankit was close.

Go to path and open page-cache.js

 /vendor/magento/module-page-cache/view/frontend/web/js/

Change line 40 of page-cache.js

.prop('href', element.prop('src'))

To

.prop('href', $(element).prop('src'))

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  • Never edit files inside the vendor directory. This suffers from the same issue as Ankit's answer, if you change this you will likely lose your changes in future upgrades.
    – Ben Crook
    Sep 5, 2017 at 14:51
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Go pub/static/frontend/<theme>/default/en_US/Magento_PageCache/js path and open page-cache.js

Change line 40 of page-cache.js

.prop('href', element.prop('src'))

To 

.prop('href', $(element).prop('src'))
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  • Changing any files in pub/static is a waste of time as when you regenerate the static files you'll lose the fix.
    – Ben Crook
    Jul 28, 2017 at 16:33
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Run following command in your root folder of Magento setup to set permission in Magento 2 :

  chmod -R 777 pub/static
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  • Should never set permissions to 777
    – TheWebsiteGuy
    Oct 31, 2018 at 16:10

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