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When using AddThis service with asp.net, some exceptions will throw like these:

 Now you can customize your jQuery Mobile download by selecting the specific modules you need by using jQuery Mobile Download Builder that was released yesterday June 30, 2012.

When you add ui-btn-active class to your anchor, it will activate the selected button in your navbar. Moreover, if you'd like to keep it active when you return to it again, you need to add ui-state-persist.

jquery mobile framework detects ui-state-persist class, then fires the delegate as following:

$navbar.delegate( "a", "vclick", function( event ) {
if( !$(event.target).hasClass("ui-disabled") ) {
 $navbtns.not(".ui-state-persist" ).removeClass( $.mobile.activeBtnClass );
  $( this ).addClass( $.mobile.activeBtnClass );
}
});

Using jquery library with ASP Controls can be a good practice to handle any client script. Furthermore, using jquery with GridView would be more efficient than using native JavaScript. JavaScript needs a lot of codes, on the other hand, Jquery helps to build robust program with less codes and work.

Adding a new jQuery Mobile control can't be appended directly to the page. Every control with jQuery mobile has its own style that is loaded at create event which belongs to the control itself.

 The latest release of jQuery Mobile beta 2 is characterized by a new added feature. This feature is called Page pre-fetch, which finds the links of the active pages and makes a lazy load for these pages into the DOM beyond the scene before the user clicks on it.

 This part is a complement of JQuery Mobile Code Snippets 1 , hope these codes help you.