Report Region incrementing ID number by 1 using Javascript

I have a report that pulls file names and id numbers from a table and displays them on the page.
I have set the 'id' column, which is a number type field in the table, to be a link to a javascript url that uses that number to delete the file from the table in question.
Whenever the javascript call passes the ID number to the function, it seem to round the number off - somtimes increasing the value by one and sometimes decreasing the value of the number.
My link on the report uses this syntax;
javascript:delFile(#ID#);
and the delFile function is as follows:
function delFile(cid){
var auth = $v('P52_AUTH');
if (auth.indexOf('D')>=0 || auth.indexOf('A')>=0) {
window.open('f?p=&APP_ID.:119:&SESSION.::NO::P119_DOCID:'+cid,'PopUp','scrollbars=no,resize=no,height=300,width=300');
else {
alert('You do not have sufficient rights to delete documents.');
I am at a loss. Why does the 'cid' var get rounded up or down when the variable gets populated?

I concur with what you are saying - this is standard javascript handling and my first assessment of the situation was that it had something to do with the data in the tables. The problem is that the data in the table is simply a number, and the function is passed the number through the link on the page.
Putting a functioning example on apex.oracle.com would be like me dealing with a problem I am having painting a house by building a robot to dip the paint brush in the paint bucket for me. The test would never result in an apples to apples example, and is far too complex an option to give any valuable return. Additionally, the reason I submitted the results I did is because when it works for a particular record in the table, it always works no matter what. When it doesn't work, it doesn't ever work for the data record in question. There isn't any mystery in this except for the 'black box' that is in the middle of it that populates the #ID# value. Is there anything under the hood with that that could cause the number to inexplicably round off?
My next guess that I have not tested is if the issue happens in Internet Explorer as opposed to Firefox. I have seen the problem in Firefox on Windows and Firefox on Ubuntu.
Is there anything in the report template that could cause the #ID# to inexplicably round itself?
I will do some additional testing and post what I find.

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