Thanks for the responses Kenton,Matt. I've only been partially
successful however in progressing these solutions.
I have tried your solutions: The .val is partially successful in that it
erases a form element's content, but only by inserting a blank space in
its place (e.g. $(#sComment).val(
Thanks Ashutosh /Dave.
Yes Dave, I did mean #commentsFormZ - sorry.
Neither of these solutions fired, so perhaps there must be something
else in my code screwing things up.
The site is at
http://www.callas.org.nz/e_books.asp?id=showpID=1cID=156 - feel
free to add a comment!
Cheers,
Bruce
Hi folks,
I use the function below to send user comments to a database and get
refreshed on the current page - no problems.
However, I cannot seem to erase the contents of the comments
form (id=NewCommentZ) for subsequent use - the text area and text input
elements remain populated with the
use .val() on form elements or you could reset the form
Bruce MacKay wrote:
Hi folks,
I use the function below to send user comments to a database and get
refreshed on the current page - no problems.
However, I cannot seem to erase the contents of the comments form
(id=NewCommentZ)
Or do $(formElement).reset(); , that would reset the form to its original state.On 8/20/06, Bruce MacKay
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi folks,
I use the function below to send user comments to a database and get
refreshed on the current page - no problems.
However, I cannot seem to erase the
