jQuery.steps--how to clear a wizard - javascript

I have created a form with 5 tabs in jquery-steps.
How to clear the form, once a i close the form and again reopen i get all fields are filled with the values.
I want to reset the form without page refresh..
Thanks

$("form input").val("");
Something like that, with jQuery.

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I would like to present a user with the form that they just filled out in a modal that pops up after they click "submit" for verification. I see this as a carbon copy of the form, but with each field disabled or grayed out so they can look it over and confirm that everything is right. To make changes to the form at this stage would require that they cancel out of the modal and would be taken back to their form.
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I want to make simple HTML page, something like "calculator". I need that values in table will appear after button clicking it will insert data into table but it will reload page itself - this not what I need, I need to see that data.
Is possible to do it? thanks, here is my form:
here is link to jsFiddle: http://goo.gl/6cWY0r
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http://jsfiddle.net/tdo6q9km/2/
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<button id="calc"> Calculate </button>
outside of your form.
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My problem here is to retain the form values after submitting the form through jquery. My code is here:
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