Wha-ha! Just use

$(‘#myFormId’)[0].reset();

“$(’#myFormId’)[0].reset();”

Thanks Konstantin, easy solution

this doesnt work..
someone please help…

add this at the end of the form

and try this,
$(‘#rst_form’).click()

add this at the end of the form
<div style=”display=’none’” ><input type=”reset” id=”rst_form”></div>

and try this,
$(‘#rst_form’).click()

Thanks…

easy solution but it work!!!

only this:

$(’form’)[0].reset();

get the form element…. and not the specific form directly: (‘#myform’)

it work => $(‘#myform’)[0].reset()
Thanks for the idea

Thanks a lot for a good idea.

well, it would better is everybody use all-around jQuery style, what means that correct solution is

$(’#myform’).get(0).reset();

My shot:
$(resetSelector).bind(‘click’, function (event) {
event.preventDefault();
if(confirm(“Reset form?”)) {
$(this).closest(‘form’).get(0).reset();
}
});

just place somewhere in form button will be invisible and not clicable but:
anywhere in you scrip you can use: $(“my-reset-button”),click()
I’m tested it today – it works !

brgds, Marek

It wasn’t working for me until i moved the reset command from after a .prepend to before it. I guess don’t change any of the page content before attempting the form reset.

Is not workink for me, what does it mean $(”my-reset-button”)?

Good article but I agree with Konstantin, you don’t need to create a function just to do this. Also, you should look into custom jQuery functions rather than using vanilla javascript for this. Just a thought.

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the function with dollar sign returns a jQuery object and not the dom element itself. The solution is mentioned above in other comments but i’d like to introduce a jQuery function “get” which returns the dom element itself;

$(“#”+form_id).get(0).reset();

@prabhakaran: Thanks! Great solution!

Sheesh, youngsters nowadays. It’s like they’ve completely forgotten that jQuery is a framework on top of Javascript. Does anyone even know Javascript anymore? Apparently not.

Let me explain exactly what happens when you run $(“#myform”)[0].reset();

1) jQuery will get the DOM element based on the ID you gave it.
2) It wraps that DOM element in a jQuery object with a bunch of other junk
3) It then returns a jQuery object with the DOM element in the zero index position.
4) When you request the zero-index array, you receive the DOM element back again.
5) You run the reset() method which is a native Javascript method that only works on DOM elements.

Oh and by the way, jQuery has to execute about 50 lines of code and do a bunch of extra crap just to return that jQuery object. And what does it use to get that original DOM element? Plain old Javascript: elem = document.getElementById( match[2] )

So can you see how insanely stupid it is to ask jQuery to run through all that garbage when all you had to do in the first place was:

document.getElementById(“#myform”).reset();

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Wow. The .each() method is kinda overkill if you’re just targeting one element.
I’ve wrote a small blog post about the topic myself including examples of the most common pitfalls when trying to reset a jQuery form and the shortest code possible to reset a form. It can be found here:

http://forwebonly.com/how-to-reset-an-html-form-with-jquery/

alkahoma

Try this

$(‘form’).trigger(‘reset’)

ftyj

thanks you

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