Unexpected value in g_form.getDisplayValue client script onLoad

[jamess_]

onLoad client script on Incident table. Functionality was intended to be: Check status and display message accordingly. Was not working as expected, so I added messages 1 and 2.

function onLoad() {
   //Type appropriate comment here, and begin script below
if (g_form.getDisplayValue('u_contractor_incident_no') > 0) {

	if (g_form.getDisplayValue('u_contractor_status') == '2') {
	g_form.addErrorMessage('Contractor Incident Complete. No further updates will be received.');
	}
	else if (g_form.getDisplayValue('u_contractor_status') == '3') {
		g_form.addErrorMessage('Contractor Incident Closed. No further updates will be received.');
	}
	else if (g_form.getDisplayValue('u_contractor_status') == '4') {
		g_form.addErrorMessage('Contractor Incident Cancelled. No further updates will be received.');
	}
	else if (g_form.getDisplayValue('u_contractor_status') == '10') {
		g_form.addErrorMessage('Contractor Incident Returned. No further updates will be received.');
	}
	else{}
	g_form.addErrorMessage('1. Contractor Status is ' + g_form.getDisplayValue('u_contractor_status'));
}
else {
	g_form.addErrorMessage('2. Contractor Incident number is ' + g_form.getDisplayValue('u_contractor_incident_no'));
}
}

Message #2 is now displaying, but the message reads "2. Contractor Incident number is INC000999999", and is the currently displayed Incident number, rather than the field specified. Am I somehow making a reference to the 'number' field, and not realizing it? I verified that the 'u_contractor_incident_no' is not the same value as the local Incident number.

Any assistance greatly appreciated.

[Michael Fry1]

What happens when you do something like this:

var no = g_form.getDisplayValue('u_contractor_incident_no');

if (no.length > 0) {

[jamess_]

function onLoad() {
   //Type appropriate comment here, and begin script below

var sts = g_form.getDisplayValue('u_contractor_status');
var no = g_form.getDisplayValue('u_contractor_incident_no');

if (no > 0) {

	if (sts == '2') {
	g_form.addErrorMessage('Contractor Incident Complete. No further updates will be received.');
	}
	else if (sts == '3') {
		g_form.addErrorMessage('Contractor Incident Closed. No further updates will be received.');
	}
	else if (sts == '4') {
		g_form.addErrorMessage('Contractor Incident Cancelled. No further updates will be received.');
	}
	else if (sts == '10') {
		g_form.addErrorMessage('Contractor Incident Returned. No further updates will be received.');
	}
	else{}
	g_form.addErrorMessage('1. Contractor Status is ' + sts);
}
else {
	g_form.addErrorMessage('2. Contractor Incident number is ' + no);
}
}

[jamess_]

I changed both to variables. Same result.

[jamess_]

If there were another Client Script running, with "Global" checked, that happened to use the same variable, could mine pick that value up?

[jamess_]

Maybe this will help: I moved messages 1&2 together at the end. BOTH variables come back as the current incident number.