Figured out the answer ... the load function being used by the children tabs can have a callback assigned when the data is loaded. Apologies for the intrusion as I relearn my js skills in relation to jQuery.
On Jun 7, 12:13 pm, Cyberswat <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > This is a little difficult to describe but here goes. I have a tab based > widget that has parent tabs across the top and related children tabs on the > side. There is a display area that is updated via ajax depending on the > tabs chosen. Some of the children tabs load forms. I'm using Drupal to > supply the application framework so the forms that are being loaded are not > directly written by me and are stripped of anything not between the body > tags. I am using jQuery with the Form Plugin and am looking to achieve an > effect similar tohttp://www.malsup.com/jquery/form/#code-samples > > The problem lies in the timing. I can modify the function that serves as > the onclick for the child load to include the following: > > $('#some_form').ajaxForm(function() { > alert('Thank you for your comment!'); > }); > > However, because i can not modify the onload of the form being loaded the > only way I can target the form to do something like place an alert before > the above code giving the dom time to load the form. Once the form is > loaded everything works as expected. Removing the alert causes the form to > be untargetable because the code executes before the form is loaded into the > dom. > > I have a decently high level of experience with regular JS, but am new to > jQuery and this list ... any help is appreciated. > > -- > > Kevin Bridgeshttp://www.kevinbridges.org/
