How to prevent auto filling posted values in asp.net mvc ajax form?

If you're using jQuery on your site, the callback function could look something like this: function emptyFormOnReturn() { $(':input').val(); } I am not entirely sure if it will, but in case the above code also removes the text on your submit button, change the selector to :inputtype! =submit.

If you're using jQuery on your site, the callback function could look something like this: function emptyFormOnReturn() { $(':input').val(); } I am not entirely sure if it will, but in case the above code also removes the text on your submit button, change the selector to ':inputtype! =submit'.

Yes you should use jquery to set values on response if you change your code to use jquery for ajax operations, you can call you settingvalues function on success callback...example: docs.jquery.com/Ajax/jQuery.ajax#options.

If you're using jQuery on your site, the callback function could look something like this.

Yes you should use jquery to set values on response if you change your code to use jquery for ajax operations, you can call you settingvalues function on success callback...example.

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