Cliff Hirsch wrote:
> Apologies if this should be in the MySQL list, but it does seem to be a
> PHP-level issue.
>
> While testing, I just did a page refresh, which caused this action to be
> repeated:
>
> $query_string = "INSERT INTO task_category (task_id, category_id) VALUES
> ($taskId, $cat
> Seems like the real problem here is that the application itself is not
> aware of which requests have been submitted already and which haven't.
> Of course you could do some things to skip out the error (error
> supression with @, using "insert IGNORE into ..." to prevent errors on
> duplicate ke
Cliff Hirsch wrote:
While testing, I just did a page refresh, which caused this action to be
repeated:
$query_string = "INSERT INTO task_category (task_id, category_id) VALUES
($taskId, $categoryId)";
$this->dbManager->DbQuery($query_string);
Obviously, on the page refresh, it threw an error (D
Apologies if this should be in the MySQL list, but it does seem to be a
PHP-level issue.
While testing, I just did a page refresh, which caused this action to be
repeated:
$query_string = "INSERT INTO task_category (task_id, category_id) VALUES
($taskId, $categoryId)";
$this->dbManager->DbQuery($
