Callback after ajax loading a tab
Solution 1
Have you tried the load event? This should be called, when the contents of the tab have been loaded.
In general you shouldn't treat the loaded element as a new page and call the $(document).ready. This is not a new page, but some new elements added to the DOM. All ajax methods feature a callback method that is invoked, when the data are successfully loaded.
Solution 2
What code are you using to load the content through ajax? If you using a jQuery command like load
or ajax
then I would recommend putting your code inside the callback function. For example, using load
$('#myUITab').load('anotherPage.html', function() {
// put the code you need to run when the load completes in here
});
Solution 3
jQuery UI "Tabs" provide callback method. Check out below!
$( "#tabs" ).tabs({
ajaxOptions: {
error: function( xhr, status, index, anchor ) {
$( anchor.hash ).html(
"error occured while ajax loading.");
},
success: function( xhr, status ) {
//alert("ajax success. "); //your code
}
}
});
Gerardo
Updated on July 18, 2022Comments
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Gerardo almost 2 years
How can I apply some code to the content of an ajax loaded tab? I tried using $(document).ready inside the loaded content, but that prevented css styles from loading (don't know why).
Is there a callback function? Should I use $(document).ready and styles inside the loaded document in some other way?
If using $(document).ready inside the loaded document is fine, should I also include references to jquery and its plugins in it?