Error using java and javascript

I have a jsp page that links to a bean and is working fine (getting data from the database).
On a html form I have a button with a picture that fires off javascript when clicked:
<BUTTON TYPE=reset onclick=showinfo('<%=index%>')>
<IMG SRC="http://localhost:8080/Portal/Images/q2.bmp" ALT="Info">
</BUTTON>
The javascript function just opens a new window and displays the text sent in:
<Script Language=JavaScript>
function showinfo(arrayindex)
InfoWin=window.open("","InfoWin","width=345,height=220");
InfoWin.document.write(arrayindex);
return false;
</Script>
Well in the above example index is a number (pulled from the database using a java bean and javascript converts it into a string then the function displays it correctly. If I replace <%=index%> with regular text it works fine as well(because java isn't used to pull data)! The problem occurs when I retrieve text data from the database and send it to the function. The web page gives errors about a nonterminating string. But I can move the code to somewhere else on the form(as long as I don't send it to java script) and it will print the text to the screen. I can also view the source of the web page and the html shows the text from the data base as if I hard coded the text into the javascript!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
This must be a bug between java and javascript!
-can pass numbers(from a database) between the two
-can't pass text (from a database)between the two
Any info would help!

Found the problem myself!
I am using an odbc connection to msaccess and the spaces in the text was messing things up!
After taking out the spaces it worked again.

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