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I’ve a little snippet code that doesn’t work in IE only, tested in FF, Safari, Chrome, Rockmelt and all working.
JS:
document.forma.score.value = 12;
html:
<input name="score" id="score" type="text"/>
You may have encountered a well known name/id mixup problem. Make sure that you have unique id’s and that no id attribute value in your document is equal to name attribute values in that document.
On the other hand, I’ve jsfiddled a small test. That worked in IE7-9. If it’s IE6: that in this day and age should be an obsolete browser. If it’s about another IE version, then look for other elements with name or id ‘score’ in your document.