jquery live tabIndex

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I have a jQuery statement that's working fine. How would I re-write it in .live?

 $(document).ready(function()
 {

    $(':input:enabled:visible, a:enabled:visible, span.ValidatorClass').each
    (function(i, e) { $(e).attr('tabindex', i) });


  });

The reason I need this is that I am doing .show and .hide sometimes and need to reset tab order when that happens for the elements that appear.

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