So you have a fancy jQuery table sorter that you want to use but just realized, or thought you knew, that the Gridview control does not render the thead tags.  Guess what ,it does!  You just have to add this tidbit of code in your codebehind before the prerender event and viola!

GridView1.HeaderRow.TableSection = TableRowSection.TableHeader

This will render the thead and you are all ready to go with that new little jQuery toy you just downloaded.

Here is a helpful activity diagram that describes the flow of the http headers response status codes given various headers.

Shout out to Alan Dean.

http-headers-status.gif (205.32 kb)

I just wanted to let everyone know that I just finished some work on BlogEngine to run as a Facebook application.  I have a couple of polishes to put on it and I will post it. 

Let me know if you are interested in the source code.

Thanks,

Roman

If you run into the issue of using a data control such as a gridview with an xmldatasource….

Make sure that you set the EnableCaching property equal to false.

http://forums.asp.net/t/1262408.aspx