points[]" type="text" value=""/>
    </li>
    <li><a href="#" class="btn btn-warning" onclick="removeme('+count+')">Removed</a>
    </li></ul>';    

    document.getElementById('addmore').innerHTML += tbl1    
 }

My problem is that when i enter values in the text fields and then click on the 'add more field' button to add more input fields, the values i've entered textfields won't retain and i have to type it again. I don't know why. Can someone please tell me why? and how to retain the values in the text fields if i click on the add more button. Thanks.

A: Because everytime you are overwritting the container html replacing the existing elements
function addmore() {
    var top_level_div = document.getElementById('addmore');
    var count = top_level_div.getElementsByTagName('ul').length;
    var ul = document.createElement('ul');
    ul.className = 'jcform';
    ul.id ='remove' + count;
    var tbl1 = '<li><input class="form-control" id="field1" name="cname[]" type="text" value=""/></li>  <li><input class="form-control" id="fieldpoints1" name="cpoints[]" type="text" value=""/></li><li><a href="#" class="btn btn-warning" onclick="removeme(' + count + ')">Removed</a></li>';
    ul.innerHTML = tbl1;

    document.getElementById('addmore').appendChild(ul)
}

Demo: Fiddle
10C 1886-S PCGS MS67+
$13,500.00
This coin is love at first and every glance. It is a real borderline MS68!
Sensational surfaces are exceedingly clean and have a satiny smooth texture. Even when using a strong glass you will find nothing to disappoint you. There are some light die polishing lines mentioned for accuracy. We are blown away by this coin intense full booming luster. We rarely see this date like this. Both sides enjoy subtle squirts of pale golden brown color-the coin is still 75% silvery colored. Every thing about this coin screams total originality. Miss Liberty and the details are lightly frosted and are sharply struck. The eye appeal is sensational!
PCGS 5, NGC 2, CAC 3. PCGS has graded only this coin in MS67+. They did grade 2 higher (neither is beaned). This coin has never been sold via auction. For an FYI sake: the last MS68 (NO CAC) was for $23,000.00 in 2006!
This coin will make n incredible addition to ANY GEM MS Dime set. Or if you just collect neat coins or even Type coins-here you go!
1 in stockIn an effort to fill in the blanks as to why he was getting such incredible results with D.A.T., Dossman sought the input of physician Lisa Sovory, a consultant in Neurology with subspecialty emphasis in Sports Neurology. She provided neuro-physiologic rationale about how and why this system was so effective and expert advice about how to tweak/upgrade the system. Her knowledge of the nervous system has been paramount to the evolution of this amazing system.
Due to collaboration with Dr. Sovory, D.A.T. has now evolved into a full body system, affecting virtually every accessible reflex tendon. The system is now sought after by many nontraditional sports such as Mixed Martial Arts (MMA), Gymnastics, Cheerleading, Parkour, Free Running, Capoeira, and CrossFit to name a few. The benefits of this amazing system are due in large part to the enhanced sensitivity of reflex tendons.
According to Dr. Sovory, "voluntary movements can interfere with reflexive athletic performance and motor memory.” Overcoming such interference is a vital component in the effectiveness of D.A.T. With this brilliant Sports Neurologist on board, D.A.T. is sure to reach its full potential and extend well beyond athletic reflex enhancement to treating various gait and neurological disorders.
Lisa Sovory, MD is a Diplomat of the American Board of Psychiatry & Neurology. In addition to a doctorate in Medicine, she holds a bachelor degree in Biochemistry and also a bachelor degree in Biological Science.Seems like this would be an easy question to answer, but it turns out that we could find no group, including the tea party’s own organizations, that has made a complete list, or at least they’ve not made one public. So, the Lowdown’s ace fact diggers dug out the names themselves, presented below in three categories for everyone’s political edification.
Note that there is no such thing as the Tea Party. The movement has no formal political entity for holding primaries or conventions, nor does the tea party name appear on general election ballots. Instead, “official” tea party candidates are those who’re endorsed by FreedomWorks or the Tea Party Express–both of which are creatures of Dick Armey and his billionaire backers. Last year was the first congressional election with candidates endorsed as “tea partiers” and at least 26 of them won, all elected as Republicans. There may be more, but these are the ones we could find–if you know of others, please send their names (along with any backup material attesting to their tea partiness) to |||EMAIL_ADDRESS||| Formed early this year by Rep. Michele Bachmann, who chairs it, the caucus is open to all lawmakers who want to wear the tea party label (interestingly, about two dozen of the tea party-endorsed candidates who won last year have chosen not to join Bachmann’s group). There are 61 members in the House caucus, plus four members of a Senate caucus. All are Republicans.
These are GOP lawmakers who were not tea party endorsees and are not in the caucus, but they provide the margin of votes and the hard-right leadership in Congress to push the extremist laissez-faire agenda forward. It includes many of the committee chairs and other leaders in the House. There is no definitive list of these players (much of this action is behind closed doors), but Majority Leader Eric Cantor of Virginia and Jim Jordan of Ohio (chair of the GOP’s powerful “study committee”) have been the most aggressive House allies, helping the tea partiers shove the GOP’s congressional center to the far-right fringe. In addition, all eight Republicans running for president are allies, with the likes of Bachmann, Perry, and Santorum often scuttling beyond the fringe in a frenetic but unabashed effort to appeal to the kookiest of right-wing factions.
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In what is potentially a world-first for a major grocery retailer, Electrum, a payments technology firm in Cape Town, says it has enabled Pick n Pay to accept Bitcoin payments in-store.
For a limited time customers at Pick n Pay’s head office campus store have been able to use the Bitcoin cryptocurrency to purchase groceries and services.
“The checkout process is as simple as scanning a QR code using a Bitcoin wallet app on the customer’s smartphone,” Electrum said.
“At Pick n Pay, one of our key values is to embrace change and encourage innovation and leadership. To deliver on that promise we are constantly working with our technology partners to find ways in which we can deliver valuable, innovative services to our customers,” said Jason Peisl, IS executive at Pick n Pay.
“Cryptocurrency and Bitcoin are still relatively new payment concepts, yet we have been able to effectively demonstrate how we are able to accept such alternative payments.”
Electrum said it provided the cloud-based enterprise payments platform used for the transactions, while the Bitcoin infrastructure for the project was provided by Luno, a global Bitcoin company, active in Southeast Asia and Africa, and with an office in Cape Town.
Luno enables South African consumers to easily buy, sell, send and spend Bitcoin.Valve has revealed the top ten selling titles for the past week on Steam.
While pre-orders for Skyrim’s Dragonborn DLC made a strong charge up the list, it was chart regular Chivalry: Medieval Warfare that grabbed the top spot. The indie medieval affair was boosted by a 50 per cent off sale held over this past weekend.
The Dragonborn DLC pre-orders seemed to boost base game sales as well, with Skyrim finishing right behind in third.
Last week’s number one Euro Truck Simulator 2 slipped to fifth, finishing behind ArmA II.
Diane Pitman is officially finished with the mural that was being painted in the TLC check in. Kids or no kids…you’ve got to check it out! As you enter it’s a 360 degree view of the mountains from Redlands orchard. To the West is Mt. Baldy…North is Highland with the Redlands R and the Redlands parrots…to the East are Oak Glen Mountains and San Jacinto. She also did a great job with the fish pond room!
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