This is because it creates a new thread, atleast I think it so. Use
global variables to prevent this from happening:
i = 0;
function change_check_all(tree_item) {
a = document.all[tree_item + _check];
b = document.all[tree_item + _count];
// changed the line below
for(i =
change
for(i=0;ib.value;i++) {
to
for(var i=0;ib.value;i++) {
javascript is treating i as a global var so when you call itself, global
i gets changed which will bugger up your loop - I've done this s many
times and spent t many hours trying to debug, just to find I forgot to
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