On Jan 17, 10:32 pm, MorningZ <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> All right, so after messing around with this i realize now that the
> "show" event fires when the tab is shown (read: clicked on a tab and
> then the content shows and then that event fires)
>
> So maybe this is more in a general jQuery on how to attach an event
> when jQuery is done doing it's thing
>
> ex/
>
> $("#TabContainer ul").tabs(); <<---- fire event when this is
> complete
You don't really need a event for that here. It's not asynchronous,
so:
$("#TabContainer ul").tabs();
alert('Tabs complete!');
--Klaus
