NaN problem

Here is the function

function showPrice2(items,def, lp){ 
	if (items != 0){
		ss = document.form2.color.options[form2.color.selectedIndex].value;
		if(undefined===window.ss){
		window.ss = '0,0';
		}
		if(items == '0,0,0,0'){
			var valArray = new Array();
			valArray[0] = 0;
			valArray[1] = def;
			valArray[2] = lp;
			valArray[3] = 0;
		}
		else{
			var strValue=new String(items);
			var valArray = strValue.split(",");
		}
		
			 var clr=new String(ss);
		
		var clrarr = clr.split(","); 
		clrs = parseFloat(clrarr[1]);
		endprice = Number(valArray[1]) + Number(clrs); alert(endprice);
//............ some more code. I am getting error in above line.

HTML:

Number(clrs) is creating problem. When I pass zero (0) to it result is fine. When I pass 5.00 to it I get NaN in alert. Can somebody help me why I am getting NaN error.

 

var endprice ?

 

I think I would pass it 5, not 5.00. 5.00 is not a whole number I guess you would say, more a float.

 

I have also tried 5. I have tried every way to convert string into integer but everytime I am getting NaN.

I am doing typecasting here still NaN ???
I have tried pasreFloat
I have tried var a = 1*clrs

Nothing worked for me.

 

Well your setting clrs to a float, so maybe that is the problem? I can't test now so I'm not sure, I can't test it right now.

Actually, I would print out the values of ss, clr, and clrs to ensure it's actually parsing into something that will convert into a number. I bet it's creating a string that can't properly convert to a number using the number function, perhaps there is a space or something.