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I think you're generally making it harder on yourself, but you can do something like this.:

$(".sitebutton.Upload").not(".Database").addClass('siteButton2').removeClass('sitebutton'); 

I think you're generally making it harder on yourself, but you can do something like this.

$(".sitebutton.Upload").not(".Database").addClass('siteButton2').removeClass('sitebutton'); 

I think you're generally making it harder on yourself, but you can do something like this:

$(".sitebutton.Upload").not(".Database").addClass('siteButton2').removeClass('sitebutton'); 
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I think you're generally making it harder on yourself, but you can do something like this.

$(".sitebutton.Upload").not(".Database").addClass('siteButton2').removeClass('sitebutton');