Check your access_log (or IIS equivalent -- if this is occurring on IIS then
it's got to be a php bug). I wasn't convinced that it was strictly a
browser issue (IE) when apache support laid blame there. However the
problem DOES go away by using an older version of apache, AND was not
reproducable by telnetting into port 80. Maybe it's a browser/php
interaction issue.
Try this:
telnet www.myserver.com 80
GET /whatevermyproblempageis.phtml
See in the log if it gets run twice
Check to see if the insert/update is run twice
The problem is not with mysql, since I have the exact issue within Sybase &
I've seen people have it with postgres.
Perhaps PHP is somehow internally redirecting the request so it runs twice.
My initial suspicion was it was a PHP bug, but like I say, it only occurs
with Apache 1.3.20, not on older 1.3.9.
Rob.
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I'm not convinced as I have the same problem in Netscape.
More likely to be a PHP or MySQL configuration problem as the code is fine.
Or maybe IIS?
May try it on a different server.
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John Stoops
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On Wed, 4 Jul 2001 21:22, you wrote:
I think I saw on the mysql list you had pinned this problem on IE?
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