1.
Create a context variable to control the reset:
In Form_1's OnSuccess property, set a context variable that will be used to trigger the reset. Let's call this variable resetControls.
UpdateContext({resetControls: true});
2. Modify the Reset_Btn button to reset the context variable:
Add a button (you can hide it if you don't want it to be visible) to reset the resetControls variable to false.
Reset_Btn.OnSelect: UpdateContext({resetControls: false});
3. Use the resetControls variable to reset the Gallery_1 and ComboBox_1:
In the properties of Gallery_1 and ComboBox_1, use the Reset function along with the resetControls variable.
For ComboBox_1:
ComboBox_1.Default: If(resetControls, Blank(), ComboBox_1.Default)
For Gallery_1:
Gallery_1.Items: If(resetControls, [], Filter(colBillableUnits, !rem))
4. Trigger the reset button after form submission:
After updating the context variable to true in the OnSuccess property of Form_1, trigger the reset button to reset the context variable to false.
Form_1.OnSuccess: UpdateContext({resetControls: true}); Select(Reset_Btn)
This approach ensures that when Form_1 is successfully submitted, the resetControls variable is set to true, which triggers the reset logic in ComboBox_1 and Gallery_1. The Reset_Btn then sets resetControls back to false to reset the state.
By using this method, you should be able to clear the Gallery_1 and ComboBox_1 upon successful submission of Form_1.
