Nevermind, Problem Resolved

[Bryan]

I stumbled accross the solution. I've been working with PHP / MySQL for several years now and never realized until just now that I was using an unnecessary step in my INSERT INTO queries.

I was doing this...
$query = "INSERT INTO tb_payments " .
"(payment_key, client, date, amount, method, check, invoice1, amt1, invoice2, amt2, invoice3, amt3, invoice4, amt4, invoice5, amt5) VALUES " .
"('', '$client', '$date', '$amount', '$method', '$check', '$invoice1', '$amt1', '$invoice2', '$amt2', '$invoice3', '$amt3', '$invoice4', '$amt4', '$invoice5', '$amt5')";

When all I needed was this...
$query = "INSERT INTO tb_payments VALUES " .
"('', '$client', '$date', '$amount', '$method', '$check', '$invoice1', '$amt1', '$invoice2', '$amt2', '$invoice3', '$amt3', '$invoice4', '$amt4', '$invoice5', '$amt5')";

So...maybe I should've posted this in the Newbie thread <blush>. Anyway, hope this helps someone.