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Array With Valid Value Keeps Inserting As 0 Into Valid Text Field. Why Could This Be Happening?


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hi there,i hope someone can help, i don't see the wall for the doors to the solution.i have a form named form_suppliers

<input type="text" name="text_creditlowerminimum" id="text_creditlowerminimum" accesskey="l" tabindex="24" />

.the script inserts the following array, with element 11 having a value, it is alerted before attempting to insert the code with

document.form_suppliers.text_creditlowerminimum.value = val[11];

.the array alerts as the following:

8,http://www.continentalmotors.co.za/,281 Koeberg Road, Brooklyn, Cape Town,Dries,Lubbe,Owner,johncox@live.co.za,27215114787,820,200,Your PAYG credit limit is low. Please make a minimum payment of R1,000 ASAP and email confirmation to canopy@canopyxchange.za.net,100,Your PAYG credit limit is VERY LOW. To avoid not being disregarded during the automated lead/supplier matching process, make a minimum payment of R1,000 ASAP and email bank payment confirmation to canopy@canopyxchange.za.net,;;,Jaap Venter,info@canopyxchange.za.net,http://maps.google.co.za/maps/ms?ie=UTF8&msa=0&msid=102191045390808171562.0004803e348b3d5002e62&ll=-33.821014,18.537176&spn=0.016347,0.033023&z=16,0,Bakkie Canopy (western_cape and children);:;2;1;11;canopy_req;new_colour_coded;:;1;1;11;canopy_req;new_white;:;12;1;11;canopy_req;pre-owned_colour_coded;:;11;1;11;canopy_req;pre-owned_white;:;289;1;11;Requirement;New - Colour-coded;:;288;1;11;Requirement;New - White;:;287;1;11;Requirement;Pre-owned - Colour-coded;:;286;1;11;Requirement;Pre-owned - White;.;Bakkie Canopy (Western Cape - Cape Town and children);:;2;1;28;canopy_req;new_colour_coded;:;1;1;28;canopy_req;new_white;:;12;1;28;canopy_req;pre-owned_colour_coded;:;11;1;28;canopy_req;pre-owned_white;:;289;1;28;Requirement;New - Colour-coded;:;288;1;28;Requirement;New - White;:;287;1;28;Requirement;Pre-owned - Colour-coded;:;286;1;28;Requirement;Pre-owned - White,Bakkie Canopy (western_cape and children);:;2;1;11;canopy_req;new_colour_coded;:;1;1;11;canopy_req;new_white;:;12;1;11;canopy_req;pre-owned_colour_coded;:;11;1;11;canopy_req;pre-owned_white;.;Bakkie Canopy (Western Cape - Cape Town and children);:;289;1;28;Requirement;New - Colour-coded;:;288;1;28;Requirement;New - White;:;287;1;28;Requirement;Pre-owned - Colour-coded;:;286;1;28;Requirement;Pre-owned - White
note that element 11 contains the credit lower minimum. however, this will not insert into the field, val elements 9 10 and 12 insert however, as well as the rest of the elements. the reason these are retrieved from a string, is because they are stored in a list box as values. this value is split by ;,; initially from the value (the alert contents shows this to be working correctly), the substrings are delimited by ;:;.my question is, why will this array element not insert into the value of the text field? any possible reasons why?
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the javascript function that inserts this, with the alert commented - is as follows:

// onselect event handlerdocument.form_suppliers.list_suppliers.onchange = function () {	supplier = this.selectedIndex;	if (supplier > -1) {		var val = this.options[supplier].value.split(";,;");		//alert(val);		document.form_suppliers.text_suppliername.value = trim(this.options[this.selectedIndex].text,"");		document.form_suppliers.text_supplierw3address.value = val[1];		document.form_suppliers.textbox_supplieraddress.value = val[2];		document.form_suppliers.text_contactfirstname.value = val[3];		document.form_suppliers.text_contactsurname.value = val[4];		document.form_suppliers.text_contactposition.value = val[5];		document.form_suppliers.text_contactemail.value = val[6];		document.form_suppliers.text_contacttelephonenumber.value = val[7];		document.form_suppliers.text_creditbalance.value = val[8];		document.form_suppliers.text_creditupperminimum.value = val[9];		document.form_suppliers.textbox_credituppermessage.value = val[10];		document.form_suppliers.text_creditlowerminimum.value = val[11];		document.form_suppliers.textbox_creditlowermessage.value = val[12];		var vtdata = val[13].split(";");		document.form_suppliers.text_vturl.value = vtdata[0];		document.form_suppliers.text_vtusr.value = vtdata[1];		document.form_suppliers.text_vtkey.value = vtdata[2];		document.form_suppliers.text_accmgr.value = val[14];		document.form_suppliers.text_accmgremail.value = val[15];		document.form_suppliers.text_googlemapsurl.value = val[16];		for (var i = 0; i < document.form_suppliers.menu_status.options.length; i++) {			if (document.form_suppliers.menu_status.options[i].value == val[17]) {				document.form_suppliers.menu_status.options[i].selected = true;			} else {				document.form_suppliers.menu_status.options[i].selected = false;			}		}		document.form_suppliers.menu_attributes.options.length = 1;		document.form_suppliers.list_supplierattributes.options.length = 0;		if (val[18]) {			var val1 = val[18].split(";.;");			for (var e = 0; e < val1.length; e++) {				var opt1 = document.createElement("option");				var arr = val1[e].split(";:;");				//(arr);				opt1.text = arr[0];				// service name (region)				opt1.value = 0;					// zero value				opt1.disabled = true;			// prevent title from being selected				var sel1 = document.getElementById("menu_attributes");				try {					sel1.add(opt1, null); 		// standards compliant; doesn't work in IE				} catch(ex) {					sel1.add(opt1); 			// IE only				}				for (var i = 1; i < arr.length; i++) {					var opt2 = document.createElement("option");					opt2.text = "\u00a0\u00a0\u00a0\u00a0\u00a0" +			// attribute description = attribute value					arr[i].split(";")[3] + " = " + arr[i].split(";")[4];					opt2.value = arr[i].split(";")[0] + "," +				// attribute, service & region id array					arr[i].split(";")[1] + "," +					arr[i].split(";")[2];					try {						sel1.add(opt2, null); 								// standards compliant; doesn't work in IE					} catch(ex) {						sel1.add(opt2); 									// IE only					}				}			}		}		if (val[19]) {			var val2 = val[19].split(";.;");			for (var e = 0; e < val2.length; e++) {				var opt1 = document.createElement("option");				var arr = val2[e].split(";:;");				//alert(arr);				opt1.text = arr[0];				// service name (region)				opt1.value = 0;					// zero value				opt1.disabled = true;			// prevent title from being selected				var sel1 = document.getElementById("list_supplierattributes");				try {					sel1.add(opt1, null); 		// standards compliant; doesn't work in IE				} catch(ex) {					sel1.add(opt1); 			// IE only				}				for (var i = 1; i < arr.length; i++) {					var opt2 = document.createElement("option");					opt2.text = "\u00a0\u00a0\u00a0\u00a0\u00a0" +			// attribute description = attribute value					arr[i].split(";")[3] + " = " + arr[i].split(";")[4];					opt2.value = arr[i].split(";")[0] + "," +				// supplier, service, attribute, & region id array					arr[i].split(";")[1] + "," +					arr[i].split(";")[2];					try {						sel1.add(opt2, null); 								// standards compliant; doesn't work in IE					} catch(ex) {						sel1.add(opt2); 									// IE only					}				}			}		}	}}

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yes it does, the problem was with duplicate fields by that name in the form.excuse the delay, this issue was resolved :)

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