Chris
03/04/2025, 9:56 AMCeligo AI
03/04/2025, 9:56 AMAI generated answer (using internal Slack threads):To use jQuery to find an element with a specific class name in NetSuite, you can use the following syntax:
javascript
jQuery('.classname')
In this case, replace 'classname' with the actual class name you are looking for. This will return a jQuery object that contains all elements with the specified class name.
For example, if you are looking for all elements with the class name 'something', you would use:
javascript
jQuery('.something')
Please note that NetSuite still includes jQuery, but the $
alias is not available. You need to use jQuery
instead of $
.
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03/04/2025, 9:56 AM