Description: ------------ (Tested using Firefox 1.0 on Linux.) 1. Create a page including the form listed in the reproduce code. 2. Open the page in a browser and change the value of the first select from "one" to "two". Observe that the second list changes to ("c", "d"), as it should. 3. Click the Reset button. 4. Observe that although the first element has reset to "one", the second element retains the ("c", "d") list and hence hasn't reset to "a", its default. Reproduce code: --------------- $first = array('one', 'two'); $second = array(array('a', 'b'), array('c', 'd')); $form = new HTML_QuickForm(); $hier = $form->addElement('hierselect', 'hier', 'Hierselect:'); $hier->setOptions(array($first, $second)); $form->addElement('reset', null, 'Reset'); $form->display(); Expected result: ---------------- The two elements within the hierselect should reset to "one", "a". Actual result: -------------- The two elements reset to "one", "c".

Looks like the form element needs an onreset event handler that will repopulate the options according to hierselect's default values.

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