Text Entry Box character limit

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I am working on an application simulation and the application requires the learner to enter a 19 character number. I have a TEB on the slide and validate the input before it advances to the next slide.

When I preview the project in an HTML browser the text entered in the text entry box displays correctly. However when I navigate back to the slide the data displays the first 15 characters I entered but character 16-19 display as 0000. Now I put a text caption on the slide to show the text entry variable as I am typing. The text caption shows the first 15 characters as I enter them but then displays 0000 for 16-19 even though I entered 2201.

But what is even stranger, if I preview the next 5 slides the project works as programed, displaying the characters I enter in the text entry variable name and when I return back the text entry variable displays the correct 19 characters as entered.

Any thoughts?

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