Adding numerical values in javascript

[stylishjm]

OK what would I have to chage it to? Is there an alternative to parsefloat?

[Dormilich]

the alternative is not using p[1], but the correct value.

the incorrect thing is: p[1] = "ha8+7ej%C2%A0U K"

[stylishjm]

so I would put this instead for example?

document.getEle mentById("5").i nnerHTML = parseInt(price2 .replace('+', ' ').replace('%C2 %A3', '£').replace(' UK', ' '))+15;

Edit: Still comes up with NaN

[Dormilich]

of course, parseFloat("ha8 ") naturally returns NaN.

[stylishjm]

in the example I showed in the post before this one, the value is 'price2' which is the id of the variable passed over that I need to be "parsed" yet it still doesnt work. It doesnt contain any addresses or what not, just numbers and "£" sign.

[Dormilich]

tip: check your html

works neither in Chrome nor Safari
Error: NO_MODIFICATION _ALLOWED_ERR: DOM Exception 7 - Booking2.html:1 89

findings from Dragonfly:
p[1] = "%A311.60" which is parsed into NaN, or in other words, your replace search string doesn’t match.