That solved it. Thanks!

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That totally worked. Thanks Bob.

For onlookers: I had the table set up with a field "timestamp" set as a timestamp that also functioned as the primary key. The timestamp field is intended to mark an entry with the time it was touched, so that if multiple entries were made at once, they would share the same key and fail to enter...

To fix it, I changed the "timestamp" field to a "datetime" field (which is entered from the PHP code... it does not change automatically).

thanks again bob. I appreciate your time.