Andrew B
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| Posted: 04/08/2002, 6:37 PM |
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Place this code in your search form's 'open' event. It assumes thus :
1. The search form is named 'Search'
2. The search button is still labeled 'Search'
If this is not the case, modify the lines 'ToReplace' and 'ReplaceWith' to match what you want to be displayed.
sFormName = "FormSearch"
ToReplace = "<input type=""submit"" value=""Search"">"
ReplaceWith = ToReplace & " <input type=""button"" value=""Clear"" onclick=""window.location='" & sActionFileName & "'"">"
DBlocks(sFormName) = Replace(DBlocks(sFormName), ToReplace, ReplaceWith)
If you need more help, just post up here.
i know i know i know! I could have used RegEx but I was lazy :)
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Artur
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| Posted: 04/09/2002, 1:46 AM |
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Hi,
I've also seen simple solution for the same problem in the article:
http://www.gotocode.com/art.asp?art_id=134&
But there's link is used, not button
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Andrew B
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| Posted: 04/09/2002, 3:34 PM |
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Well, that does things a bit differently than mine, which simply reloads the page. The problem with that way is that it just resets the form to whatever values were in it at the beginning. If you load up a form with value="" already set for the input boxes, reset just reverts to that value, not blank.
Also, I wanted a pretty button that was inside the search box and not the hacks I had used before with fake columns.
This one works by actually modifying the HTML that CC loaded from the template.
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Al Cole
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| Posted: 11/03/2002, 3:16 PM |
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Thanks for your post for the simple site I am making this works great.
Al
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feha
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| Posted: 11/04/2002, 12:48 AM |
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PHP ?
Even if reset function is used the form remembers submited values ...
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