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[Kristina Anderson]

YEP!!! That was exactly what it is.  God I feel dumb!!! :)

Oh well.

> Hi Kristina:
> 
> On Wed, Apr 02, 2008 at 08:14:06AM -0700, Kristina Anderson wrote:
> > 
> > The ID value is correctly returned and the INSERT string builds 
> > correctly, so those are not the problems.
> ... snip ...
> > My 
> > best guess is that it might be something in the table structure 
that 
> > I'm missing,
> 
> I highly doubt that.  It's a bug in the code.
> 
> Perhaps the you're mistakenly running the initial SQL insert string 
again 
> as the second mysql_query() call?
> 
> Perhpas the column names and values defined in the second SQL string 
are 
> misaligned?
> 
> I'd delete all records from the table.  Do a save from the web form 
(or 
> whatever).  Then look at what shows up in the database VERY carefully.
> 
> If that doesn't do it, if you haven't done so already, use your own 
> function for running the SQL rather than calling mysql_query() 
directly 
> throughout the code.  Then your central function can have a 
> logging/debugging option.
> 
> --Dan
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