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About a week ago, my boss came to me and asked me to do add some new UI features to an existing interface. Based on the request, I asked if I could use jQuery since I know the time it would take me to do the request with it versus without it. I was allowed to do it as long as I provided some form of training on it. Simple enough. As I was updating the site, there was a few things in it that required me to have to fully update the entire site to jQuery and go away from its old ways. Because of this, I thought it was be practical to provide a short post on some of the finding and conversions I had to do in order to go from standard, traditional JavaScript (i.e. document.getElementById()) to jQuery.