Rob,
Thanks a ton. I was able to code up what I needed with your
advice. Here's what I did, in case someone else out there needs to do
something like this in the future.
Russ
/**
* Set all the default values of a form to whatever is there now,
effectively updating the reset
* button t
On May 1, 1:49 am, russellneufeld wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> I've got a set of forms which all act the same way - the form submit
> is handled by the jQuery form plugin which redirects the output to a
> div on the page. That means that when the user hits submit, the page
> in the browser doesn't c
i dont think you can do thatyou probably have to cache your state yourself
i think reset uses the defaultValue attribute of the input and i think the
attribute is readonly.
correct me if i am wrong
Hi all,
Was hoping to hear an answer to this question, but perhaps I didn't
explain it clearly enough. Is there a way to update a form such that
a reset button restores to the new state? I'd like to make the reset
button restore a form to a state which is newer than the one when the
page was
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