Reporter:  Warren Jones <wjones@tc.fluke.com> Tue Mar 26 17:28:31 1996

Problem:   Users were puzzled because the reset button wouldn't
           clear the keyword field when they wanted to submit
           a second query.  Instead, it would restore the keywords
           used for the first query.

Solution:  Don't pass back a value for the keyword field with the
           query results.  This value is redundant, since you also
           get the message:

               Here is the result of your search using the
               keyword(s) "whatever":

           Now the reset button will always clear the keyword
           field, which is what people seem to expect.

Index: wwwwais.c
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RCS file: /usr0/wjones/src/CVS.repo/wwwwais/wwwwais.c,v
retrieving revision 1.3
diff -c -r1.3 wwwwais.c
*** wwwwais.c	1995/10/20 18:52:18	1.3
--- wwwwais.c	1995/10/26 17:29:53
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*** 1112,1118 ****
  	printf("capable browser.</i><p>\n");
  	printf("Enter keyword(s): ");
  	printf("<input type=text name=\"keywords\" value=\"%s\" size=30> ",
! 	keywords);
  	printf("<input type=submit value=\"  Search  \"> ");
  	printf("<input type=reset value=\"  Reset  \">\n<p>\n");
  	if (indexsources > 1) {
--- 1112,1118 ----
  	printf("capable browser.</i><p>\n");
  	printf("Enter keyword(s): ");
  	printf("<input type=text name=\"keywords\" value=\"%s\" size=30> ",
! 	"" /* keywords */ );	/* Don't send back keywords. */
  	printf("<input type=submit value=\"  Search  \"> ");
  	printf("<input type=reset value=\"  Reset  \">\n<p>\n");
  	if (indexsources > 1) {