Using a form....

Currently the form is filled and the data entered into a database. Then
the form is displayed again, however the data entered on the firm prior
is still there. How do I get the form to "start clean" with empty fields?

TIA

Scripsit dba:

Currently the form is filled and the data entered into a database.
Then the form is displayed again, however the data entered on the
firm prior is still there. How do I get the form to "start clean"
with empty fields?

By using an appropriate form handler that sends back the response you
want to send.

--
Jukka K. Korpela ("Yucca")
http://www.cs.tut.fi/~jkorpela/

Again, do not understand.

Jukka K. Korpela wrote:

Scripsit dba:

Currently the form is filled and the data entered into a database.
Then the form is displayed again, however the data entered on the
firm prior is still there. How do I get the form to "start clean"
with empty fields?

By using an appropriate form handler that sends back the response you
want to send.

On Mon, 19 May 2008 17:03:01 -0500, dba <someone (AT) someplace (DOT) org> wrote:

Again, do not understand.

Jukka K. Korpela wrote:
Scripsit dba:

Currently the form is filled and the data entered into a database.
Then the form is displayed again, however the data entered on the
firm prior is still there. How do I get the form to "start clean"
with empty fields?

By using an appropriate form handler that sends back the response you
want to send.

My "Form_Carmen.php" contains:

<form name="myform" action="Mail-Carmen.php" METHOD="POST"
onSubmit="return checkme(this);">

The action will start another page "Mail-Carmen.php" which could
create another page.... with the result of the operation.

You can also combine to have an "onload" mechanism to recall
"Form_Carmen.php" with a parameter "succes" or "fail" - so this form
could have also the information about the previous transmit of the
form - (the new form will have all zones cleaned)