The correct method for capturing tab selection event is to set a function as the value for the select option when initializing the tabs (you can also set them dynamically afterwards), like so.
From what I can tell, per the documentation here: http://jqueryui.com/demos/tabs/#event-select, it seems as though you're not quite initializing it right. The demos state that you need a main wrapped element, with a or possibly element representing the tabs, and then an element for each tab page (presumable a or , possibly a if we're using HTML5). Then you call $().tabs() on the main , not the element.
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