[HeshanKaru1994]

Imagine you have 5 different subforms and you need to clear them depending on the scenario

If process A is selected only 1 subform need to be cleared.
If process B is selected all the subforms need to be cleared.

[avanzyl]

Hi HeshanKaru1994,

Have you tried using the following javascript in the dynaform?

For example, to reset all fields in a Dynaform to their original values:
$("form")[0].reset()

[amosbatto]

Similar to what avanzyl recommends, you can use this code to reset the subform to its orginal values with this JavaScript:
$("#1234567890abcdef1234567890abcdef")[0].reset();
Where 1234567890abcdef1234567890abcdef is the ID of the subform.

Another way is to use this code:
$("#1234567890abcdef1234567890abcdef").find("input, textarea, select").val("");

[HeshanKaru1994]

Its not working since all those subforms are used inside a single dynaform

[HeshanKaru1994]

And get this error when reset function is used

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[avanzyl]

Just make sure that you do in fact have the function written correctly. It looks like you dont have "()" at the end of reset like this:

....reset()

[HeshanKaru1994]

Thank you for your reply but its not working with the parentheses as well

[avanzyl]

You get the same error using this?

$("#1234567890abcdef1234567890abcdef").find("input, textarea, select").val("");

Where 1234567890abcdef1234567890abcdef is the subform ID