Therefore, I am using a plugin to filter a list of flats and send me something to reset Required at point (or more) is a specific filter point, there is no API that we can use to control the plugin externally.
To reset the code used for the reset button to all the defaults:
(function () {var d = function (b) {b} . $ Control ("click", function () {b.observer.trigger (b.observer.events.unknownStatusesChanged, [! 0])}), e = function (b) {d (b); return jQuery .extend (this, b)}; jQuery.fn.jplist.ui.controls.Reset = function (B) {new E (B)}; jQuery.fn.jplist.controlTypes.reset = {className: "Reset" , the option: {}}}) ();
I have to admit how it does not work perfectly, but I have done a quick test with it:
jQuery (' # Some-id-button '). ('Click', function () {b.observer.trigger (b.observer.events.unknownStatusesChanged, [! 0])});
And it resets all the filters from a particular element.
The question is, to target specific arguments, some arguments (ID, class) of them?
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