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)"; $this->dbManager->DbQuery($query_string); Obviously, on the page refresh, it threw an error (DB Error: already exists), since it was already inserted. The question: Where should I be checking for this? Should I just suppress the error with @$this->dbManager->DbQuery($query_string);? Should I just do a select before-hand to see if the join is already in the table? Other ideas? Cliff
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