JavaScript Find Prime Numbers

I have to set all the indexes in an array equal to 1. Then I have to find which indexes are not prime and set them equal to 0. Then print out all the indexes of the array that are equal to 1(prime).

I can't get the part that sets the index to 0 if it is not prime. My output now is it just prints every number from 2-100. Can you help me figure out the condition that determines if the index is prime?

<script>
var primeArray = new Array();
for(var i = 0; i < 101; i++){

    primeArray[i] = 1;
    //document.writeln(" " +  primeArray[i]);

}

primeArray[0] = 0;
primeArray[1] = 0;
//document.writeln("" +primeArray[0]);
//document.writeln("" +primeArray[1]);


for(var j = 2; j < 101; j++){

    if(primeArray[j] == 1){

        for(var k=j+1; k<101; k++){
            //var test = j%k;
            //document.writeln("" + test);
            if(j%k == 0){
                primeArray[j]=0;
            }   
        }           
    }
    //if(primeArray[j] == 1){
    //document.writeln("" + primeArray);
    //}
}
document.writeln("" + primeArray)
</script>