Support "Use AJAX" behaviour on "Reset" button in views

Didn't try to reproduce but #2732111: Reset button doesn't work and never gets removed on AJAX enabled views should give a nice indication where we could add some tests for this.

Checking this issue DrupalCon Dublin.

Confirm the issue on Drupal 8.5.x-dev and PHP v.7.0.11.
Workaround is

$(document).ajaxComplete(function( event, xhr, settings ) {
        if (!$(".exposed_form_reset").length){
            $("[id^='views-exposed-form']").find('#edit-actions').append('<button onclick="javascript:jQuery(this.form).clearForm();jQuery(this.form).find(\'.form-submit\').trigger(\'click\');return false;" class="exposed_form_reset">' + Drupal.t('Reset') + '</button>');
        }
    });

Yep, I can confirm that Leagnus's simple workaround will do the trick (D8.6 + PHP 7).
Needs targeting to your own form and submit ids obviously.

Sorry for my ignorance (and my english...) but, where do I implement @Leagnus´s workaround?

There is no reset button if a view is using ajax either.

How can this fix be implemented? Is it in a custom module?

Better late than never I suppose...

I think I achieved this by way of the following (or some combination thereof - sorry, its a while ago now. Probably this: https://www.drupal.org/docs/8/theming/adding-stylesheets-css-and-javascr... as we only use it on this one page):

• ***.theme (adds a function to attach the rl-ajax.js to a specific page)
• ***.info.yml (includes the new library ***/rl)
• ***.libraries.yml (defines the library)
• rl-ajax.js (contains my primitive jstuff, including the reset button business. Also updates returned results count)

Can be seen functioning here: https://bridge47.org/resources - search for anything that yields results in order to get the reset button dynamically attached via the extra js that is called for this page.

Basically add the js in a file, make it available to the theme and then call it on whatever page/s you need it.

Copied title from #3063267: Support "Use AJAX" behaviour on "Reset" button in views, which I've marked as a duplicate. As mentioned over there, and in #7, this isn't specific to exposed blocks.

Here's the only useful comment from over there:

Code changes in #2024695-8: The "Reset" button ignores the "Use AJAX" setting (always behaves in a non-AJAX way). was reverted in #2732111-33: Reset button doesn't work and never gets removed on AJAX enabled views due to a lot of things getting broke[n] during the form reset phase.

Going to close as can't reproduce

I tested by enabling ajax on the admin/content view
Filtered by a string
Verified reset button appears and is functional

If this is still an issue please reopen and provide an updated IS.

@smustgrave

I can reproduce this. You need to use the Exposed form setting Exposed form in block and set it to Yes.

Then place the exposed from using block placement or in code.

Marking this as a duplicate of issue #3246142