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JQuery is some cool stuff. And it works nicely alongside ASP.Net. It even augments ASP.Net AJAX nicely, which is why Microsoft has gotten really friendly with the JQuery folks.
One thing I've noticed, however, is when you use JQuery in conjunction with ASP.Net, your selectors need to find the DOM elements using their CSS class, because .NET takes over the control's ID when you specify "runat=server".
I think there is a way to make JQuery find all elements whose ID matches a basic pattern, but if you don't get full regex support, it won't be very robust. The only problem with using an element's CSS class in the selector is that you end up with a ton of CSS classes for all of the individual elements you want to do stuff to.
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