IIRC, javascript uses '.' exclusively as the decimal-separator (output can change based on locale, but input must use '.'). I think you have to find some way to detect the decimal separator used by the CSV, then string-replace it with a decimal point for each value and parseFloat() the result before inserting it into the database.
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