Ian Horst wrote: > Use a variable to set a state of form. > > For example. Set this variable to true, when you reset values. Set back > to false, when you finished reseting form. > > In your change event handlers check this variable. Exit your handlers if > variable is true. That way you can avoid triggering any actions. > Yup, that's what I ended up with. I checked if the value is equal to the reset value and if so, I skipped resetting again, that way the loop is broken. Thanks for the help though :)
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