As I come across more and more variant for selectors I am going to list them here once I figure out how they can be constructed

function x$(idTag, param, jd){ //Updated 28 Feb 2012
idTag=idTag.replace(/:/gi, "\\:")+(param ? param : "");
return( jd=="d" ? "#"+idTag : $("#"+idTag));
}

Basic Selecting a field by id

jQuery	x$(“#{id:divisionNo1}”).
dojo	dojo.query(x$(“#{id:divisionNo1}”, “”, “d”)).

Note the “”, “d” needed to let the function know this is a dojo call and therefore only return a string and not the jQuery object

Selecting multiple fields by id

jQuery	x$(“#{id:divisionNo1}, “+”##{id:companyName1}”).
dojo	dojo.query(x$(“#{id:divisionNo1}, “+”##{id:companyName1}”, “”, “d”)).

Note there are two ## in the query because x$ only appends a # onto the first element returned

Selecting a field by id and then by style

jQuery	x$(“#{id:divisionNo1}, ” .xspEditBoxClass”).
dojo	dojo.query(x$(“#{id:divisionNo1}, “+”##{id:companyName1}”, ” .xspEditBoxClass”, “d”)).

Note the space ( ) in front of the classname

Selecting a field by attribute with wildcard (no x$)

jQuery	$(“[name$=RadioButtonGroup]:checked”).val()
dojo

This is how you would determine if a Radio Button Group has been checked

if ($("[name$=RadioButtonGroup]:checked").val() != 'Yes'){
msg="Select the option\n";
}